Florida Search & Seizure

Chapter 1  Introduction 
Chapter 2  What Qualifies as a Search? 
Chapter 3  Terry Frisks 
Chapter 4  Curtilage and "Open Fields" 
Chapter 5  Private Party Search 
Chapter 6  Consent
Chapter 7  Abandonment 
Chapter 8  Plain and Open View, Hearing, Smell, and Touch Chapter 9  Investigative Stops 
Chapter 10  Arrests 
Chapter 11  Warrant Requirement: Probable Cause 
Chapter 12  Warrant Requirement: Particularity 
Chapter 13  Securing a Warrant 
Chapter 14  Execution of Warrants 
Chapter 15  Search Warrants: Service, Return, Inventory, Access 
Chapter 16  Warrantless Home Entries to Arrest
Chapter 17  Searches and Seizures Based on Exigency 
Chapter 18  Searches Incident to Arrest 
Chapter 19  Automobile Exception 
Chapter 20  Searches of Vessels 
Chapter 21  Searches of Mail and Packages 
Chapter 22  Biological Sampling and Testing 
Chapter 23  Physical Intrusion Into and Visual Inspections of Bodies 
Chapter 24  Administrative and Regulatory Searches 
Chapter 25  Vehicle Checkpoints and Roadblocks 
Chapter 26  Inventories 
Chapter 27  Probationer and Parolee Searches 
Chapter 28  School Searches 
Chapter 29  Border Searches and Immigration 
Chapter 30  Special Area Searches 
Chapter 31  Wire and Electronic Surveillance 
Chapter 32  Litigating the Motion to Suppress 
Chapter 33  Franks Challenge to a Warrant 
Chapter 34  The Exclusionary Rule and Its Exceptions