Search and Seizure
September 18 - 19, 2012
Danville IL
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Non-Member Tuition: - 0 -
This 2-day 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 recent as well as landmark decisions from federal and
Illinois courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. Illinois cases
currently pending on appeal which could significantly impact police practices
will also be examined. Search and
seizure issues related to terrorism and terrorism investigations will be
addressed.
This project is supported by Homeland Security funds awarded by the Illinois
Terrorism Task Force through the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards
Board Executive Institute.
Topics include:
Developing Probable Cause and Reasonable Suspicion
Conducting Terry Stops and Terry Frisks
Search Incident to Arrest
Consent Searches
Inventory Searches
Entry in Hot Pursuit
Entry to Arrest (Generally)
Scope Limitations on the Conduct of Traffic and Terry Stops
Search Warrant Execution
Controlling Persons During Warrant Execution
The Emergency Aid Exception
Suspicionless Searches of Persons and Property of those on MSR (Illinois' parole)
Community Caretaking Searches and Seizures
Mobile Conveyance Exception
Consensual Encounters
Use of Narcotics and Bomb Detection Dogs
Selected Search and Seizure Issues Related to Terrorism
Accessing Intelligence Resources to Investigate Terrorism
Instructor: Kevin
Burke, Attorney at Law
