Searching Cars and Occupants is the focused mini course on the Fourth Amendment doctrines that govern vehicle and occupant searches. The course covers the motor vehicle exception from Carroll v. United States through Collins v. Virginia, the K9 sniff doctrine from Illinois v. Caballes and Rodriguez v. United States, and the occupant search doctrines including Terry patdowns and search incident to arrest.
The course is organized around four lessons that walk through the history of the motor vehicle exception, the four requirements for a motor vehicle exception search, K9 sniffs at car stops, and the rules for searching occupants.
After completing this course, you will be able to apply the motor vehicle exception with confidence, deploy K9s within the Rodriguez bright line, and search occupants under the right doctrine.
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