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Criminal Law (Criminal Procedure :explode: (search and seizures (search:…

- - - - valid warrant: probable cause for felonies butmisdemeanors need probable cause and that the misdemeanor occurred in presence of an officer. Particularity - certainty; oath of affirmation; and detached and neutral magistrate
      - warrant exceptions
        
        plain view; consent; exigent circumstances; automobile search (including containers)
        
        search incident to lawful arrest
        
        persons: contemporaneous search of person for weapons or evidence, lunge area
        
        cars: NO search unless reasonable belief that arrested occupant or recent occupant may access car; OR reasonable believe hat there is evidence of the crime in the car. Speeding does not count.
        
        home: during the time it takes to complete an arrest
        
        inventory: within scope of reasonable ad routine procedure to protect the items of value
        
        Terry: Stop: reasonable suspicion of engagement in criminal activity supported by "specif and articulated facts" Frisk: Terry stop plus reasonable suspicion that suspect is armed. YOU CAN ONLY FRISK FOR WEAPONS AND NOT EVIDENCE
      - warrant execution: must be reasonable; police should announce themselves unless there are reasonable grounds to believe evidence will be destroyed.
    - - independent source for obtaining evidence; inevitable discovery; attenuation
        
        doctrinal exceptions
        
        procedural exceptions
- - - - intent to kill
      - intent to cause serious bodily injury
      - gross recklessness (depraved heart)
      - felony murder - does not required intent. Under modern approach, killing must be done by the defendant or co-defendant