Illinois v. Caballes
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Dissenting Views on Fourth Amendment and Drug-Sniffing Dogs
Justices Souter and Ginsburg dissent in a Fourth Amendment case, arguing against the broadened scope of investigations during routine traffic stops. The chapter explores the implications of allowing drug-sniffing dogs without Fourth Amendment scrutiny, raising concerns about privacy rights erosion and potential misuse by law enforcement. It critiques the reliance on drug detection dogs in traffic stops, citing low success rates and highlighting the flaws in assumptions guiding their use.
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