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Date: 1960Abel v. United States  

Definition

  • One of the persistent misunderstandings about the Fourth Amendment and police activities is the supposed absolute necessity for a search warrant before items can be seized. Numerous cases, including Abel v. United States (1960), prove otherwise. [Source: Encyclopedia of the Fourth Amendment; Abel v. United States]

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  • Date: 1960

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