The United States Supreme Court and the Fourth Amendment: evolution from Warren to post-Warren perspectives

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This article examines Fourth Amendment cases under post-Warren court. The author argues that the post-Warren court rulings regarding Fourth Amendment issues have become very pro-police in that constitutional restraints on police have been increasingly relaxed, demonstrating the very conservative nature of the court in contrast to the liberal policies originally developed by the Warren Court.

Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Searches and seizures, Police, Police officers, United States. Supreme Court, Constitutional amendments

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The use of the justice system prior to intimate partner femicide

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This article dicusses domestic violence victims. The authors maintains more than half of abused women seek justice services prior to an attempted or completed femicide.

Science & research, Public affairs, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Domestic Violence (Families), Social aspects, Research, Prevention, Causes of, Abused women, Homicide, Family violence, Domestic violence

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