CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF CANINES TO DETECT EVIDENCE OF CRIME

• NCJ Number: 34395
• Journal: Fordham Law Review Volume: 44 Issue: 5 Dated: (APRIL 1976) Pages: 973-990
• Author(s): J SCHUSTER
• Date Published: 1976
• Length: 18 pages
• Corporate Author: Fordham University
• Publication Format: Article
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America

Annotation

DISCUSSION OF CONFLICTS ABOUT THE LEGITIMACY OF SEARCHES INVOLVING THE USE OF TRAINED CANINES TO DETECT NARCOTICS AND ARISING OUT OF THE SUPREME COURT'S FAILURE TO DEFINE WHAT CONSTITUTES A SEARCH.

Abstract

THE DEVELOPMENT FROM THE ORIGINAL CONCEPT OF A SEARCH AS A PHYSICAL INTRUSION IN OLMSTEAD V UNITED STATES (1928) TO THE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY DOCTRINE ESTABLISHED IN KATZ V UNITED STATES (1967) IS TRACED.