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Roadside Chat #1: Can police stop a vehicle based on reasonable suspicion that a passenger has committed a crime?

Roadside Chat #2: If police make a "wall stop" on defendants vehicle, do they need to disclose that in their report?

Roadside Chat #3: Can you arrest airport passenger after drug K9 alerts on their luggage?

Roadside Chat #4: If suspect says you can "retrieve" item from pocket, can you also search it?

Roadside Chat #5: Can you search a driver or passenger based on a K9 alert on a vehicle?

Roadside Chat #6: Can you stop a car if the computer says the registered owner has a revoked license?

Roadside Chat #7: Can you lie to a homeowner about your reason for searching their home?

Roadside Chat #8: The Three Golden Rules of Search & Seizure

Roadside Chat #9: Every search or seizure requires "C.R.E.W."

Roadside Chat #10: Conducting warrantless vehicle searches

Roadside Chat #11: Does Miranda apply to undercover officer in jail?

Roadside Chat 12: Does Miranda apply to consent searches?

Roadside Chat #13: Making protective sweeps inside home

Roadside Chat #14: Open view versus plain view

Roadside Chat #15: Do you have to read Miranda in full?

Roadside Chat #16: Can Police Run K9 Around Car in Parking Lot?

Roadside Chat #17: Is an apartment parking spot curtilage?

Roadside Chat #18: Can officer seek consent during a traffic stop without extending stop under Rodriguez?

Roadside Chat #19: Can officers serve arrest warrant at 3rd party's home?

Roadside Chat #20: Is chocking open the door during knock and talk a search or seizure?

Roadside Chat #21: Can a driver give consent to search a passenger's possessions?

Roadside Chat #22: Are passengers free to leave a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #23: May officers run a drug detection dog in an apartment or motel hallway?

Roadside Chat #24: Can you run a gun's serial number during a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #25: Can officers can go into the backyard to serve arrest warrant?

Roadside Chat #26: Can you lie during a knock & talk to enter a home?

Roadside Chat #27: Can you search vehicle passengers for marijuana?

Roadside Chat #28: What is the motor vehicle exception (i.e. Carroll Doctrine)?

Roadside Chat #29: It's Armed or Dangerous, Not "Armed and Dangerous"

Roadside Chat #30: Can you inventory locked containers?

Roadside Chat #31: Can you run a K9 in a motel parking lot?

Roadside Chat #32: What is a "cat out of the bag" search?

Roadside Chat #33: Can you search someone before an arrest?

Roadside Chat #34: What is a cause of injury search?

Roadside Chat #35: When is Miranda required?

Roadside Chat #36: What is a private search?

Roadside Chat #37: Can you get consent to search after the non-consenting spouse has left?

Roadside Chat #38: Can you pat-down purses, bags or backpacks?

Roadside Chat #39: Kansas v Glover

Roadside Chat #40: Can police search a tent?

Roadside Chat #41: Can Police Surveil From a Neighboring Yard?

Roadside Chat #42: Made a Miranda mistake, how can you fix it?

Roadside Chat #43: Can a juvenile give consent to search his phone?

Roadside Chat #44: Plain-view evidence while searching cell phone with S.W., now what?

Roadside Chat #45: RS & PC, what is the difference?

Roadside Chat #46: Can you search the trunk of a vehicle?

Roadside Chat #47: Can you perform a patdown underneath a thick jacket?

Roadside Chat #48: Can officers go in backyards to investigate burglar alarms?

Roadside Chat #49: Can you search abandoned buildings or open fields?

Roadside Chat #50: What is a free air sniff?

Roadside Chat #51: Searching cell phones with search warrants and finding other evidence

Roadside Chat #52: Can police conduct a protective sweep of a vehicle even though the suspect has no access to it?

Roadside Chat #53: Can you make a warrantless arrest on a person who answers the door?

Roadside Chat #54: Can police officers search hotel rooms?

Roadside Chat #55: Can police officers enter a neighbor's backyard during a DV call?

Roadside Chat #56: Can parents consent for police to search a child's room if the child is a legal adult?

Roadside Chat #57: Can police officers search a group after smelling marijuana smoke?

Roadside Chat #58: Does warrant for data have to be downloaded within ten days?

Roadside Chat #59: Can officers go on curtilage to check the VIN of a potentially stolen vehicle?

Roadside Chat #60: Can police officers automatically pat down occupants removed from a car during a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #61: Can police officers enter a garage to investigate a noise complaint?

Roadside Chat #62: What factors can help to justify a vehicle frisk for weapons?

Roadside Chat #63: Can police officers reenter a house to collect plain view evidence?

Roadside Chat #64: What are the rules for patting down a drug dealer for weapons?

Roadside Chat #65: Can police officers stop a car because the RO is suspended?

Roadside Chat #66: Can police officers search a hotel room after an eviction?

Roadside Chat #67: Is Miranda crime specific?

Roadside Chat #68: Can police officers enter a room to seize evidence observed during a landlord inspection?

Roadside Chat #69: Are passengers free to leave a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #70: Can police officers chase a person into their home with reasonable suspicion?

Roadside Chat #71: Does a driver's consent give you authority to search a passenger's belongings?

Roadside Chat #72: Does the smell of rotting flesh give you exigency to enter a home?

Roadside Chat #73: If officers are searching a car for weapons, where can they look?

Roadside Chat #74: Is being evasive enough for reasonable suspicion?

Roadside Chat #75: Does a burglar alarm provide exigency to enter a home or a business?

Roadside Chat #76: Does an in-custody suspect need to be read Miranda before giving consent to search?

Roadside Chat #77: Can an anonymous tip about people with guns be used for a terry stop?

Roadside Chat #78: If one police officer gains consent, can another officer help to search?

Roadside Chat #79: How high does a drone have to fly before it becomes invasive?

Roadside Chat #80: Can you arrest a person if they are not fully outside the house?

Roadside Chat #81: Can parents allow police officers to look through a child's cell phone?

Roadside Chat #82: Can a home owner give consent to search an overnight guest's property if the guest is not present?

Roadside Chat #83: Can we use a vehicle inventory search as a pretext to search for more evidence?

Roadside Chat #84: Can you unlock a car in order to retrieve lost or mislaid property?

Roadside Chat #85: Can you chase a DV suspect into their bedroom?

Roadside Chat #86: What do police officers need to make a force entry for a medical call?

Roadside Chat #87: Can police officers chase suspects under hot pursuit, if seen in their backyards?

Roadside Chat #88: When can police officers make a forced entry for domestic violence?

Roadside Chat #89: Can a police officer routinely ask a bunch of crime-related questions during a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #90: What are the legal requirements for demanding an ID from a passenger?

Roadside Chat #91: How do you handle misdemeanor crimes that were not committed in your presence?

Roadside Chat #92: Does a "NO TRESPASSING" sign and a closed gate prohibit a police officer from doing a knock & talk?

Roadside Chat #93: Can police officers tag a junked or abandoned vehicle when it is on curtilage?

Roadside Chat #94: If plain view evidence is seen by an officer during knock & talk, can it be taken under plain view?

Roadside Chat #95: What is the "stale misdemeanor rule"?

Roadside Chat #96: If an officer gets consent to search during a traffic stop, does the traffic stop need to end first?

Roadside Chat #97: Did courts relax the manipulation rule under terry patdowns?

Roadside Chat #98: Can an intoxicated owner of a vehicle give consent to search?

Roadside Chat #99: Can police officers evict occupants from a long-term stay motel?

Roadside Chat #100: Can police officers seize an OD victim's cell phone as evidence?

Roadside Chat #101: What is plain view?

Roadside Chat #102: Can you compel somebody to give their fingerprint in order to unlock their cell phone?

Roadside Chat #103: Do police officers need a warrant for death investigations?

Roadside Chat #104: Can police officers enter a neighbor's backyard during a SWAT operation?

Roadside Chat #105: Can police officers search cars on curtilage with exigency?

Roadside Chat #106: Can cops use binoculars to view suspects in a public area?

Roadside Chat #107: Can cops automatically tow a rental car, if the driver is not on the rental agreement?

Roadside Chat #108: Can police officers break a car's window in order to retrieve a firearm?

Roadside Chat #109: What are the rules of hot pursuit?

Roadside Chat #110: What is the difference between an inventory and a search?

Roadside Chat #111: Major Case!!! Caniglia v. Strom: Community Caretaking and Red Flag Laws

Roadside Chat #112: Are homeless people allowed to sleep in parks after hours?

Roadside Chat #113: Can cops transport a D.U.I. suspect somewhere else for field sobriety tests?

Roadside Chat #114: Can cops make entry into a third party residence for a warrant, if they see the suspect?

Roadside Chat #115: Can police officers conduct a surround and callout on a third party's home?

Roadside Chat #116: Can police officers pat down backpacks or purses?

Roadside Chat #117: What are the requirements to ping a suicidal suspect's cell phone?

Roadside Chat #118: How can police officers turn a traffic stop into a consensual encounter?

Roadside Chat #119: What happens if police officers lose qualified immunity?

Roadside Chat #120: If a police officer stops a car with fraudulent plates, can the car be searched for documents?

Roadside Chat #121: What are the rules regarding a temporary seizure of a firearm during a traffic stop?

Roadside Chat #122: Are orders to detain and transport a suspect back to a police station for an interview lawful?

Roadside Chat #123: Can police officers search an OD victim's cell phone?

Roadside Chat #124: Can police officers search a person for evidence without an arrest?

Roadside Chat #125: Can a government housing project waive a person's 4th Amendment rights?

Roadside Chat #126: Can you trespass someone sleeping in a rented storage unit?

Roadside Chat #127: Can police officers enter a house after a 911 hangup?

Roadside Chat #128: The Carroll Doctrine on a passenger's item

Roadside Chat #129: Would the single purpose container doctrine allow cops to search a vehicle's hidden compartment?

Roadside Chat #130: If a suspect invokes Miranda can a different agency interview them on a different crime?

Roadside Chat #131: What is an Automatic Pat Down?

Roadside Chat #132: What are the guidelines for conducting protective sweeps at murder scenes?

Roadside Chat #133: Can police officers detain a suspect despite victim not wanting to press charges?

Roadside Chat #134: Can police officers automatically pat down gang members?

Roadside Chat #135: Can in custody suspect give consent to search without Miranda?

Roadside Chat #136: Can a police officer reach into a home and pull out a suspect?

Roadside Chat #137: Can an officer run a driver for warrants after suspicion has been dispelled?

Roadside Chat #138: Can a cop conduct a protective sweep at murder scenes?

Roadside Chat #139: Can police force a GSR test on someone who doesn't want their hand swabbed?

Roadside Chat #140: Can police force a passenger to keep his backpack in the car during a PC search?

Roadside Chat #141: Can police search a shoplifter's purse for evidence without a formal arrest?

Roadside Chat #142: Can you arrest someone for DUI even if you didn't see them in actual control?

Roadside Chat #143: Can you search a car after arresting the driver for DUI?

Roadside Chat #144: Can you search an Uber passenger's property based off a K9 alert?

Roadside Chat #145: Determining whether a bicycle is stolen based on a victims allegation?

Roadside Chat #146: Do Officers have exigency to enter a home for verbal disturbance

Roadside Chat #147: Do you need to provide Miranda to an in custody suspect concerning a different crime