Mapp V.S OHIO
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- court case name
- dates
- summary
- 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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