Professor Crespo on Probable Clause Pluralism
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Professor Andrew Manuel Crespo discusses his recent article, Probable Clause Pluralism. The constitutionality of a search or seizure typically depends on the connection between the target of that search or seizure and some allegation of illegal behavior—a connection assessed by asking whether the search or seizure is supported by probable cause. But as central as … Continue reading Professor Crespo on Probable Clause Pluralism →
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