Use of Evidence: Inventory Search

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  In this the inventory search procedures must be rational.

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  Here, once the inventory search of the glove compartment revealed contraband, the warrantless search was properly expanded to include the air vents without any showing of "exigent circumstances." I hope this information is helpful to you.

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  The easiest thing to do to determine valuation methods for inventory is to use the search function (usually control F) and to search for the word "inventory."

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  The first steps in the documentation process entail the use of photographs.

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• Why the Exclusionary rule is necessary.

  This is the crux of the summary is that the exclusionary rule is the ultimate protection against police who either erroneously or purposely use unconstitutional measures to obtain evidence against suspects.