The Minnesota Supreme Court decided the case of State of Minnesota v. Quentin Todd Chute, a case dealing with the search of a camper parked in a suburban St. Paul driveway. The case has a host of issues that are relevant to our study of 4th Amendment law and actions of the Government

What are the basic facts at issue in this case? (5 points) (I'm looking for a couple of paragraphs or so on this question. Use your own words.)

From our lectures and your reading on searches, what landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision defined search in this situation? (3 points)

What is the definition of search based on that case? (2 points)

What U.S. Supreme Court case defines curtilage? (2 point)

What is that case's specific definition? (2 points)

In this case, what was the court's rational in deciding the way it did on the issue specific to the search of the camper? Identify the issue and then discuss in your answer the legal reasoning behind the court's decision. (8 points)

In your own words, how does this case relate to our study of the 4th Amendment? In your answer, identify 3 key issues are presented in the case that we have covered in class already? (5 points)

Do you agree with the majority's opinion or the dissenting opinion and why. Cite to examples in the text to back up your opinion. (3 points)

https://mn.gov/law-library-stat/archive/supct/2018/OPA152053-031418.pdf