Explain the two leading cases that address bodily intrusion during the course of a search
What will be an ideal response?
A well-known example is Rochin v. California, 342 U.S. 165 (1952). In that case, the police had information that a man was selling narcotics. They entered his home and forced their way into his bedroom. When the police asked the man about two capsules that were lying on his bed, he put the capsules in his mouth. The officers could not successfully remove the drugs from the man's mouth, so they took him to the hospital, where his stomach was pumped. Drugs were found and the man was convicted in California state court for possession of morphine.
In another case considering a search through a surgical procedure, Winston v. Lee, 470 U.S. 753 (1985), the Supreme Court decided whether the government could require a bullet to be surgically removed from a suspected robber. The Court required not only that a warrant be obtained before allowing such an intrusion but also that the suspect's safety and privacy interests should be weighed against society's interest in capturing lawbreakers.
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What will be an ideal response?
One evening, Kevin, a campus police officer, observes Jack, a 26-year-old graduate student, walking across campus. Jack appears to be having trouble maintaining his balance and sense of direction
Kevin approaches Jack and can immediately see that Jack is intoxicated. Kevin asks Jack where he is going and Jack responds that he is walking to his off-campus apartment where he resides with his wife. Which of the following actions may Kevin lawfully take in this situation? A) issue Jack a written warning and order him to report to the graduate dean's office on Monday morning B) arrest Jack for disorderly conduct and transport him to jail C) arrest Jack and transport him to the local emergency room to draw a blood sample D) transport Jack to his apartment and release Jack into the care of his wife
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a. Student robbers b. Underage robbers c. Liquor robbers d. Alcoholic robbers
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