Brief for Petitioner Question

No. 13 - 212
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES______________________________________________________________________________
UNITED STATES
Petitioner
v.
BRIMA WURIE
Respondent
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ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THEUNITED STATES
COURT OF APPEALS FOR THEFIRST CIRCUIT
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Brief for Petitioner
Question Presented
Under the Fourth Amendment, can the police conduct a warrantless search of an arrestee's cell phone if it poses as a source of evidence or information relevant to the investigation?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Question Presented......................................................................................................................i
Table of Authorities................................................................................................................... iii
Opinions Below….......................................................................................................................1
Statement of Jurisdiction….........................................................................................................1
Constitutional Provisions involved..............................................................................................1
Statement of The Case………………..........................................................................................2
Summary of Argument………….................................................................................................4
Argument ……….........................................................................................................................5
* THE WARRANTLESS SEARCH OF THE RESPONDENTS CELL PHONE DID NOT VIOLATE THE RESPONDENT'S RIGHTS AS PROVIDED BY THE FOURTH AMENDMENT…………………………………………….
* THE COURT OF APPEALS RULING SHOULD NOT HAVE GRANTED BLANKET PROHIBITION AND CONTRADICTS DECISIONS OF FOURTH, FIFTH AND SEVENTH CIRCUITS...…………………….……………â&...