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§2:10 CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY PROVISIONS
§2:20 SEARCH AND SEIZUREGENERAL CONCEPTS
§2:21 Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
§2:21.1 In General
§2:21.2 Where Reasonable Expectation Exists
§2:21.3 Where No Reasonable Expectation Exists
§2:21.4 Intrusion Upon Property Principle
§2:21.5 Private Party Search Doctrine
§2:22 Exclusionary Rule
§2:22.1 Use of Evidence for Impeachment Purposes
§2:23 Attenuation Doctrine
§2:24 Standing to Object to Search and Seizure
§2:24.1 Defendants Who Have Standing
§2:24.2 Defendants Who Do Not Have Standing
§2:24.3 Abandoned Property
§2:25 What Constitutes a “Search”
§2:26 What Constitutes a “Seizure”
§2:27 Probable Cause for Searches
§2:28 Good Faith Exception
§2:29 Independent Source Doctrine
§2:30 INEVITABLE DISCOVERY EXCEPTION
§2:40 EXCEPTIONS TO WARRANT REQUIREMENT
§2:41 Consents to Search
§2:41.1 Third Person Consent
§2:41.2 Consents Following an Illegal Arrest
§2:41.3 Valid Consents
§2:41.4 Invalid Consents
§2:42 Plain View Doctrine
§2:43 Plain Touch Doctrine
§2:44 The Community Caretaking Functions of Police Officers
§2:44.1 The Cady Doctrine Community Caretaking Function
§2:44.2 Emergency Doctrine (Exigent Circumstances)
§2:44.3 The Automobile Impoundment/Inventory Doctrine
§2:44.4 Crime Scene Exception
§2:44.5 Special Needs Exception
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§2:45 Prevention of Destruction of Evidence
§2:46 Searches of Places and Things Incident to Arrest
§2:47 Protective (Cursory) Searches
§2:48 Warrantless Entry of Residence Under Hot Pursuit
§2:49 Water Safety Checks
§2:50 SEARCHES OF PARTICULAR PLACES
§2:51 Curtilage
§2:52 Open Fields
§2:53 School Searches
§2:54 Administrative Searches
§2:55 Border and Border Checkpoint Searches
§2:55.1 Border Searches
§2:55.2 Border Checkpoint Searches
§2:56 Motor Vehicle Seizures and Searches
§2:56.1 In General
§2:56.2 Investigatory Vehicle Stops
§2:56.2.1 In General
§2:56.2.2 Incidental Searches
§2:56.2.3 Traffic Violations
§2:56.2.4 Insurance Investigations
§2:56.2.5 Warrants For The Vehicle
§2:56.3 Roadblocks and License Checkpoints
§2:56.4 Checking Identification Numbers
§2:56.5 Searches of Persons During Stop of Automobile
§2:56.6 Vehicle Inventory Searches
§2:56.7 Containers in Vehicles
§2:56.8 GPS Devices
§2:57 Homes
§2:58 Searches by Dogs
§2:59 Searches For Stored Communications
§2:60 MOTIONS TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE
§2:61 Form: Motion to Suppress Physical Evidence (Search Without Warrant)
§2:62 Article 38.23 Jury Charge
§2:70 SEARCHES CONDUCTED WITH WARRANT
§2:71 Applicable Statutes
§2:72 Issuance of Warrants
§2:72.1 Who May Issue Search Warrants
§2:72.2 Requirement of Legible Magistrate’s Signature
§2:72.3 Scope of Warrant
§2:73 Requirements of Affidavit
§2:74 Probable Cause Requirement
§2:74.1 Cell Phone Warrants
§2:75 Sources of Information Recited in Affidavit
§2:76 Age of Information Recited in Affidavit
§2:77 Description of Place to Be Searched
§2:78 Description of Owner or Occupant of Premises
§2:79 Description of Property to Be Seized
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§2:80 MISREPRESENTATIONS IN AFFIDAVIT
§2:81 Misstatements, Errors and Omissions in Affidavits
§2:82 Search Warrants for Persons
§2:83 Evidentiary Search Warrants
§2:84 Anticipatory Search Warrants
§2:85 Motions to Suppress Fruits of Search Warrant
§2:85.1 Form: Motion to Suppress Physical Evidence (Search With Warrant)
§2:86 Subsequent Search Warrants
§2:90 OBJECTIONS TO SEARCH WARRANTS
§2:91 Article 38.23 Jury Charge
§2:100 GOING BEHIND AFFIDAVIT AND WARRANT
§2:110 SEARCHES AND SEIZURES OF PERSONS INCIDENTAL TO SEARCH WARRANTS
§2:120 EXECUTION OF SEARCH WARRANTS
§2:120.1 Blood Search Warrants
§2:130 SEARCH WARRANT RETURNS
