The Fourth Amendment: A Step-by-Step Guide to Search and Seizure Jurisprudence in South Carolina, 3rd Edition Out of Stock

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Principal Author: Melanie McCulley Yenovkian, Esquire

Contributing Editor: Carly M. Gillespie

©2022

The Fourth Amendment, and its accompanying case law, is one of the most complex areas of law. Which law applies? Was it a search? Was it a lawful seizure? Does an exception apply? These are just some of the many questions that arise when addressing search and seizure issues.

The Fourth Amendment: A Step-by-Step Guide to Search and Seizure Jurisprudence in South Carolina is a comprehensive, user-friendly guide to Fourth Amendment jurisprudence in South Carolina that walks the reader through the steps of search and seizure analysis. Written with the busy practitioner in mind, this heavily annotated treatise is an essential tool to “grab and go” on the way to court. This book compiles and analyzes all applicable case law, statutes, and regulatory provisions, and its Table of Contents, Table of Authorities, Table of Cases, and Index put answers at your fingertips. Completely updated since the Second Edition in 2014, this book is the standard reference on all matters related to search and seizure in South Carolina. This is the companion work to Drug Litigation in South Carolina, also published by the South Carolina Bar.

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