5-4 Illinois v. Caballes
Mar 19, 2024
Exploring the legality and ethics of using drug-sniffing dogs in routine traffic stops, the podcast delves into Fourth Amendment rights, privacy concerns, and the fallibility of dog sniffs. Justices dissent on the broad scope of investigations, highlighting the erosion of privacy rights and flawed assumptions guiding their use. The discussion raises questions about the reliability of dog sniffs, probable cause, and the blurred lines between searches and privacy rights.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Unjustified Searches: Fourth Amendment & Drug Detection Dogs
03:40 • 21min
Analyzing Dog Sniffing for Drug Detection Reliability
25:05 • 2min
Dissenting Views on Fourth Amendment and Drug-Sniffing Dogs
26:42 • 15min
Exploration of Searches, Privacy, and Legal Distortions
41:44 • 2min
Reevaluating Dog Searches and Privacy Laws in Police Stops
43:52 • 3min