The Constable's Blunder and Other Stories: Narrative Representations of the Police and the Criminal in the Development of the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule
E Sheley - Mich. St. L. Rev., 2010 - HeinOnline
Mich. St. L. Rev., 2010•HeinOnline
This article demonstrates the interaction between literary representations of the police
officer, the criminal suspect, their respective relationships with society, and the development
of the exclusionary rule as a prophylactic remedy for Fourth Amendment violations. In
English and American literature
officer, the criminal suspect, their respective relationships with society, and the development
of the exclusionary rule as a prophylactic remedy for Fourth Amendment violations. In
English and American literature
Abstract
This article demonstrates the interaction between literary representations of the police officer, the criminal suspect, their respective relationships with society, and the development of the exclusionary rule as a prophylactic remedy for Fourth Amendment violations. In English and American literature
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