michael.smith - You have a suspect...
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criminal_investigations_unit_4_gp.docxType: Group Project
Unit: Case Preparation
Due Date: Sun, 10/30/16
Deliverable Length: 4-6 pages
You have a suspect but not enough evidence to arrest. You have blood evidence, but the suspect will not give a DNA sample. You cannot compel this person to do so because the evidence is not substantial.
· How would you legally obtain the suspect’s DNA?
· Explain the term curtilage.
· Would this include a barn in an open field that is surrounded by a corral-type fence?
· Why is this Fourth Amendment right?
· Does this include photographs from the air and photographs from the sidewalk? Why or why not?
