Search and seizure with regard to the Fourth Amendment by Tyrrell: Legislative History

The USCA with regards to the Fourth Amendment has sixteenth parts that relate to the legislative history of search and seizure and how it has developed since Katz starting with this first section.

This source explores court history with regards to allowances and limitations that have been places on warrantless searches and seizures.

This is likely the best resource found with regard to learning and becoming more familiarized with the legislative history surrounding Fourth Amendment search and seizure. Use this link which will take you to the history tab for Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to become versed in the legislative history.

This source discusses the legislative history surrounding the concept of a reasonable expectation of privacy and the exclusionary rule under the Fourth Amendment.

This source helps fill in the legislative history gaps that exist with regard to the probable cause requirement with respect to its scope within the Fourth Amendment.

This source details the scope of search and seizure and how it has changed over time.