The majority opinion for this case overruled a key distinction set by Frankfurter in Wolf v. Colorado, and expanded upon the ruling in Weeks v. US by applying a doctrine established in Silverthorne Lumber v. US.
The majority opinion for this case overruled a key distinction set by Frankfurter in Wolf v. Colorado, and expanded upon the ruling in Weeks v. US by applying a doctrine established in Silverthorne Lumber v. US. Harlan, Frankfurter, and Whittaker dissented from Clark's majority opinion in this case, which was instigated by after local police attempted to follow up a tip that the defendant was housing a bombing suspect. The holding in this case established that the exclusionary rule applied to the states via the 14th Amendment. For 10 points, identify this case that effectively "nationalized" the 4th Amendment and overturned a conviction for possessing obscene materials.
The majority opinion for this case overruled a key distinction set by Frankfurter in Wolf v. Colorado, and expanded upon the ruling in Weeks v. US by applying a doctrine established in Silverthorne Lumber v. US.
Dollree {Mapp v. Ohio}