Answer Facts,Rationale, Significance, and Personal Opinion. Insert citations to
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Answer Facts,Rationale, Significance, and Personal Opinion. Insert citations to provide support with the answer. In the Rationale and Facts portion there needs to be two different citations to support your answer. please don’t use any outside sources other than the ones given. Provide reference sheet, proofread. I provided a sample template of mine but you can do your own with the information I have already provided.
Use these sources to answer:
Fourth Amendment (Khan Academy)
Searches and seizures (Oxford Reference)
Exclusionary rule (Oxford Reference)
Probable Cause (Oxford Reference)
Fifth Amendment (Khan Academy)
Due process of law (Oxford Reference)
I am currently briefing Wolf V Colorado.
Wolf v. Colorado Case Brief Summary | Law Case Explained
Facts:
In 1949, investigators entered the medical office of Dr. Julius Wolf looking for medical records without a search warrant. At the time, current state laws held abortions illegal(Just, 1949).Police and attorneys collected documents of female patients of Mr. Wolf(Just, 1949). The documents found speculated his history with abortions(Just, 1949). Mr. Wolf appealed to the Supreme Court but was convicted on two counts of conspiracy to perform abortions in Colorado for violating state law(Just, 1949).
Issue:
Does the Fourth Amendment exclusionary policy cover a state law that defines abortion as illegal and can documents to obtain that proof be found without a warrant?
Holding:
Yes, the Fourth Amendment exclusionary policy does cover a state law that defines abortion as illegal and can you use documents to obtain that proof without a warrant.
Rationale:
Significance:
(Suggestions)
Incorporation doctrine
Fourteenth amendment
Exclusionary rule
Personal Opinion:
Reference
Just, S. (1949). Wolf v. Colorado, 338 U.S. 25 (1949). Justia Law. Retrieved January 19, 2023, from https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/338/25…
