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Law Enforcement Response at a Crisis Scene: Protecting Lives and Preserving the Admissibility of Evidence.

The writer, a legal instructor at the FBI Academy, examines the Supreme Court's decisions regarding the parameters placed on the government by the Fourth Amendment in emergency situations and crime scene searches. She also considers the potential problems facing law enforcement officers as a result...

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Published in:FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin Vol. 75; no. 4; pp. 25 - 33
Main Author: Hoover, Lucy Ann
Format: Article
Published: Superintendent of Documents April 2006
Subjects:
Crime scene searches
Admissible evidence
Police intervention
Emergency management
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