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Carroll v United States Automobile Exemption 4th Amendment

Dennis Benigno and Zach Miller talk about the automobile exemption. The cite the Carroll v. United States which is one of the oldest case laws. This case established the following: The reasoning of Carroll concerning the need to permit warrantless search "where it is not practicable to secure a warrant" suggested that a warrantless search of a car would be permissible with respect to any type of object for which a warrant to search could be obtained were there time to secure a warrant. Subsequent cases discussed the warrantless search in Carroll based on the mobility of the vehicle; the "opportunity to search is fleeting since a car is readily moveable." The Court said that the "right to search and the validity of the seizure are not dependent on the right to arrest." In Carroll, the police had probable cause that the auto contained contraband but yet no lawful basis for taking custody of the occupants of the vehicle so as to prevent its leaving while a search warrant was sought. 00:00 Intro 00:13 Carroll v United States 03:52 What is a vehicle? 05:36 States that have deviated from the U.S. Supreme Court 08:00 You need a legal understanding doing this job 08:15 What is one of the biggest problems that we have in policing? 09:30 Main deviation from U.S. Supreme Court 10:30 Outro * *