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... (1922), upholding warrantless automobile searches in Carroll v. United States (1925), restricting medicinal liquor prescriptions in Lambert...
2 Answers · Politics & Government · 05/12/2007
... parts are true. The first part refers to Carroll v. United States, the second part refers to Arizona v. Gant, which...
5 Answers · Politics & Government · 13/11/2013
The Carroll Doctrine applies to vehicles (Carroll v. United States, 1925). They can search anywhere they have probable cause to believe there is something illegal.
2 Answers · Politics & Government · 05/12/2010
The landmark case on vehicle searches is Carroll v. United States, also called The Carroll Doctrine. The...
4 Answers · Politics & Government · 12/10/2009
The search is valid under Carroll v. United States, commonly called The Carroll Doctrine. In...
3 Answers · Politics & Government · 22/05/2010
A warrant is generally not needed to search a car (Carroll v. United States). In the Carroll decision, the US Supreme court stated...
6 Answers · Politics & Government · 23/07/2012
Your references will be Terry v. Ohio and Carroll v. United States. Terry allows you to sweep the vehicle for weapons anytime...
7 Answers · Politics & Government · 08/09/2009
...shoot fleeing felons at that time. Tenn v. Garner decided that was no ...person is a danger to society, he can not be shot. Carroll (1925) Carroll was a bootlegger. He...
5 Answers · Politics & Government · 26/01/2008
...question was answered by the US Supreme Court in Carroll v. United States, also referred to as The Carroll Doctrine. ...
13 Answers · Politics & Government · 27/11/2007
... US Supreme Court determined in the case of Carroll v. United States that a vehicle has a lesser expectation of privacy while being operated...
6 Answers · Politics & Government · 01/04/2008