Search Incident to Arrest is the focused mini course on the doctrine that authorizes warrantless searches incident to lawful arrests. Built around Chimel v. California, United States v. Robinson, Arizona v. Gant, and Maryland v. Buie, the course covers the doctrine across its applications.
The course is organized around ten lessons. Areas under immediate control (two parts). Protective sweeps under Buie. Following the suspect around. Minor offenses under Robinson. Pretext searches under Whren. Search prior to formal arrest. Vehicle SIA after Gant. Search without an arrest. And the takeaways.
After completing this course, you will be able to apply search incident to arrest within its current narrowed scope, reach for other doctrines when SIA does not apply, and integrate the protective sweep framework when arrests occur inside homes.
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