Consequences of refusing consent to a search or seizure: The unfortunate constitutionalization of an evidentiary issue

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Kenneth J. Melilli

Southern California Law Review, Vol.75(4), pp.901-941

05/2002

Abstract

Constitutional law

Searches and seizures

Evidence (Law)

Article about the consequences of refusing consent to a search or seizure.

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Title: Consequences of refusing consent to a search or seizure: The unfortunate constitutionalization of an evidentiary issue
Creators: Kenneth J. Melilli (Author) - Creighton University
Additional links: https://www.heinonline.org/HOL/Page?handle=hein.journals/scal75&collection=journals&id=919
Publication Details: Southern California Law Review, Vol.75(4), pp.901-941
Number of pages: 901-941
Identifiers: 991005931257602656
Academic Unit: School of Law
Resource Type: Journal article