Model Legislation
4th Amendment Project | Open Fields Doctrine
Protecting Real Property From Warrantless Searches Act
The Fourth Amendment protects the right to be secure from government’s unchecked power to search and seize. Ordinarily, courts enforce that right by requiring a warrant before government officials enter private property. But in 1924,…
4th Amendment Project | Third Party Doctrine
Protection of Shared Physical and Digital Property from Warrantless Searches Act
The Fourth Amendment aims to safeguard privacy and property by restricting the government’s authority to conduct searches and seizures. Typically, officials are required to secure a warrant from a judge before they can examine or…