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https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/13-132 What are the major differences between Riley's search after arrest and Wurie's search after arrest? The Fourth Amendment requires a warrant based on probable

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  1. What are the major differences between Riley's search after arrest and Wurie's search after arrest?
  2. The Fourth Amendment requires a warrant based on probable cause before police can search a person.One of the exceptions to the Fourth Amendment is a reasonable "search incident to a lawful arrest" (Riley, p. 5).The Court uses theChimel(p. 6),Robinson(p. 7), andGant(p. 8) case opinions as precedent.Briefly explain the rule fromChimel.
  3. Briefly explain the rule fromRobinson.
  4. Briefly explain the rule fromGant.
  5. TheRileyCourt talks about a "balancing test" on page 9.How does theRileyCourt apply this test to the warrantless search of cell phones?
  6. What is the new rule/test that theRileyCourt creates?
  7. What is your opinion of theRileyCourt's analysis?

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