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May 2010
Searches, Seizures, Statements and Other Top 40 Hits by Judge Fred Rodgers
Program Highlights:
YES - this is a GRAND MUSICAL EVENT - a CONCERT on FOURTH and FIFTH AMENDMENTS rights and issues! Judge Fred Rogers brings these topics to life in a most entertaining, engaging and enlightening way! Having had a low level top-40 record 50 years ago called 58 Slug, his latest CD, Swine Flu, was just released in January 2010.
This is your opportunity to really enjoy learning everything you need to know now about searches, seizures and statements - and you will be humming the tunes long after the show!
Program Description:
In just one morning of musical entertainment…
- You will be able to analyze fact situations and decide whether police officers have reasonable suspicion to contact drivers of motor vehicles; and if so, whether the situation may develop into probable cause to arrest, from additional information gained from the initial contact.
- You will understand the limits on an officer's authority to search for and seize evidence for protection after an investigatory stop and the authority to seize evidence incident to an arrest.
- You will understand when a suspect is in custody for Fourth Amendment purposes requiring a Miranda warning under the Fifth Amendment.
Topics
New Case Law Has Raised These and Other Musical Issues:
- Have drunk drivers been granted “one free swerve” before police may make a Terry stop based on an anonymous REDDI tip?
- Has the door been opened to allow suspicionless checkpoint stops of drivers?
- Have car passengers been given standing to challenge the legality of the traffic stop of the vehicle?
- Can a school district enjoy immunity from suit for an unreasonable strip search of a 13 year old child, based on a schoolmate's tip?
- When a state statute forbids custodial arrests for minor traffic stops, why does the Court allow in the seized drugs from a search incident to arrest of the driver?
- Is the exclusionary rule still good law when the fruits of an improperly executed search warrant are admissible… how about with an erroneous arrest warrant?
- Can the suspect who has a lawyer be interrogated in custody without his lawyer being present, and then have his incriminating statements used against him in a murder prosecution?
- Can the passage of 14 days between a refusal to answer police questions and request to confer with counsel followed by new custodial interrogation have “an inherent curative power” relieving the police of honoring the suspect's request for a lawyer?
- Is the doctrine of search incident to arrest under Belton v. New York dead after Arizona v. Gant, 129 S.Ct. 1710 (2009)?
- Is Payton v. N.Y.'s recognition of special protections affecting house searches diluted by Michigan v. Fisher, 130 S.Ct. 546 (2010) and Brigham City, Utah v. Stuart, 547 US 398 (2006)?
Faculty
Honorable Frederic B. Rodgers
Gilpin County Judge
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $209.00 USD
- Member Price $189.00 USD
- General Credits 3.00
- Ethics Credits
- EDI Credits