Search and Seizure
May 10 - 11, 2010
Champaign IL
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Non-Member Tuition: - 0 -
This course will provide a comprehensive
examination of search and seizure law in a manner that integrates and reconciles
new cases with existing doctrine. Both days will be devoted exclusively to
search and seizure issues, allowing ample opportunity for student-instructor
interaction.
Instruction will include the latest decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court
and Illinois' supreme and appellate courts, as well as selected decisions from
federal circuit courts.
This course is funded by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards
Board through a grant from the Illinois Terrorism Task Force. Search and
seizure issues related to terrorism and terrorism investigation will be
addressed.
Topics include:
Conducting Terry Stops & Terry Frisks
Search Incident to Arrest
Consent Searches
Developing Probable Cause & Reasonable Suspicion
Controlling Persons during Warrant Execution
Hot Pursuit to Enter and Arrest
Search Warrant Execution
Use of Drug Dogs
Scope Limitations on the Conduct of Traffic Stops
Suspicionless Search of Persons on MSR (parole)
Community Caretaking Searches and Seizures
Mobile Conveyance Exception
Consensual Encounters
Selected Search & Seizure Issues Related to Terrorism
Accessing Intelligence Resources to Investigate Terrorism
Instructor: Kevin
Burke, Attorney at Law
