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Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
Create your own at Storyboard That court case namedatessummarySummaryrulingSignificanceMapp V.S OhioFrom March 29, 1961 to June  19, 1961One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at  Dollree   Mapp  house and forced themselves in the house. In her house  they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found  other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic booksU.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp. The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionaryrule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level.  Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.  Where is your  searched warrant ?
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  • Where is your searched warrant ?
  • Mapp V.S Ohio
  • Summary
  • From March 29, 1961 to June 19, 1961
  • ruling
  • One of the few things that happen in this case was the police officers arrived at Dollree  Mapp house and forced themselves in the house.
  • Significance
  • In her house they found a man who was ruled out as a suspected that was hiding and they found other things which could be connected to the bombing plus pornographic books
  • U.S Supreme Court ruled on a 5-3 vote in favor of Mapp.
  • The significance of the court case was that it was a landmark case which introduces the exclusionary rule to the states which had already existed in the Federal Level. Which meant that it's illegal to obtain evidence without a warrant and use it as evidence against the defendant. Violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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