Since When Is Dicta Enough to Trump Fourth Amendment Rights? The Aftermath of Florida v. J.L.

Melanie D. Wilson

Since When Is Dicta Enough to Trump Fourth Amendment Rights? The Aftermath of Florida v. J.L.

Melanie D. Wilson

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Original language	American English
Journal	Ohio Northern University Law Review
State	Published - 2005

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Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure
Fourth Amendment
Law

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