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All 4th Am cases involve someone at some point asleep on a couch (exc car ones, obv) . Fun to spot that. Bonus: sole usage of "curtilage"!
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Our professor of crim procedure, God rest his soul, researched every reported case on curtilage. He preferred how Indiana courts defined.
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If not for 4A jurisprudence, "curtilage" would have gone extinct generations ago. Except maybe for fans of buttermilk.
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Somehow both a brutal burn and also the worst tweet in the history of Twitter dot com smdh
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Fourth amendment cases are almost never boring. They all start out like law and order episodes.
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I'll take habeas for 1000 please Alex.
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With Scalia gone, 4th Amendment cases will be boring.
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Has there ever been a third amendment scotus case?!
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Agency discretion.
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To be honest, most of the FRCP stuff puts me right to sleep.
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4th cases are some of the most important. Bad rulings usually cost lives.
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oh ... that's his field ... stop sucking up
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