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The new edition of Suppressing Criminal Evidence overflows with practical, use-it-today information and tools to help you litigate suppression issues more aggressively, more efficiently, and with greater success. The highlights include 7 New Forms and New and Updated Coverage of Key Issues including:
HOME SEARCHES
Tips for bringing a motion to suppress when a roommate acts as an agent of the police
Challenging a warrant based on stale information; unlawful manner of entry
New Form: Motion to Suppress Evidence from Warrantless Search of D's Bedroom
New Form: Motion to Suppress Evidence from Police Body Camera and Snapchat Search
PROBABLE CAUSE AND REASONABLE SUSPICION
Probable cause and facial recognition technology
Challenging ShotSpotter stops
Racial profiling: constitutional and statutory arguments for suppression
Using local data/statistics to prove an area is not "high crime"
MOTOR VEHICLE SEARCHES
New Form: Motion to Suppress: No Probable Cause to Search Vehicle Based on Alleged Odor of
Marijuana (CBD case)
SPECIAL NEEDS AND OTHER FOURTH AMENDMENT SEARCHES
Limits on suspicionless search of cell phone of persons on supervised release
New Form: Motion to Suppress Use of Defendant's Post-Arrest Medical Records at Trial
New Form: Motion to Dismiss Due to Government's Destruction of Potentially Exculpatory Evidence
(Blood Sample)
SEARCH AND SEIZURE OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Abortion, privacy and prosecutions post-Dobbs
Challenging a geofence warrant or warrantless seizure of this information
Reverse keyword searches as a means of cell phone location tracking
New Form: Motion to Suppress Evidence and Statements Obtained as a Result of Compelled Production
of Cellphone Password
New Form: Motion to Suppress Warrantless Search of Automatic License Plate Reader Database
LITIGATING MIRANDA RIGHTS
Practical tips for suppressing evidence on grounds that interrogator undermined Miranda
Race and so-called ambiguous requests for counsel
EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION
Challenging a show-up identification when the witness is a police officer
Precluding eyewitness identification under a rules of evidence analysis
