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Davis is pulled over for a minor traffic violation. While he is receiving a ticket, the police officer checks the phone in Davis' backpack because he's in vicinity of recent break-in, and the officer thinks he 'looks guilty'. Later, this illegally seized evidence is ruled inadmissible because of protections provided by

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1. Davis is pulled over for a minor traffic violation. While he is receiving a ticket, the police officer checks the phone in Davis' backpack because he's in vicinity of recent break-in, and the officer thinks he 'looks guilty'. Later, this illegally seized evidence is ruled inadmissible because of protections provided by





 
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