In the majority opinion, the precedent set in Boyd v. U.S. was reaffirmed through the Olmstead and McNabb cases by Justice Clark.
In the majority opinion, the precedent set in Boyd v. U.S. was reaffirmed through the Olmstead and McNabb cases by Justice Clark. Elaborating on an issue left open in Weeks v. U.S., it reexamined Wolf v. Colorado and concluded that the Fourth Amendment must also apply to states. A search of the suspect's Cleveland home resulted in discovery of illegal pornographic materials, but the court ignored First Amendment implications because no valid warrant was possessed by the police. For 10 points, name this Supreme Court case of 1961 that applied the exclusionary rule to all criminal proceedings.
In the majority opinion, the precedent set in Boyd v. U.S. was reaffirmed through the Olmstead and McNabb cases by Justice Clark.
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