Includes bibliographical references and index.

The reasonable expectation of privacy -- Probable cause -- The history and purpose of the exclusionary rule -- Applying the exclusionary rule -- Standing to object to a search -- The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine -- Consent searches -- Plain view, hearing, smell, and feel -- Open fields -- Searches in other areas open to others or the public -- Private searches -- Abandonment -- Exigent circumstances -- Stop and frisk -- Search incident to arrest -- Vehicle seizures -- Vehicle searches -- Seizures and searches of premises -- Searches of offices of lawyers, doctors, and other professionals -- Searches involving First Amendment rights -- Arrest and other seizures of persons -- Searches of persons -- Body searches -- Searches of prisoners, parolees, and probationers and as a condition of bail -- Border searches and stops -- Immigration stops and searches -- Seizures and searches of vessels -- Searches and seizures of mail and packages -- Seizures and searches of luggage and other personal containers -- Inventory searches -- Airport and bus and train station searches and seizures -- Electronic surveillance (non-title III) -- Administrative and regulatory searches and seizures -- Military searches and seizures -- Foreign searches and seizures -- National security searches and seizures -- Non-criminal searches and seizures authorized by special needs of government -- Subpoena duces tecum -- Searches and seizures of documents -- Warrant requirement in general -- Applications for warrants -- Return of and access to the search warrant papers -- Form, content, and construction of warrants -- Conduct of searches and execution of warrants -- Litigating the motion to suppress -- Appellate and post-conviction review -- Civil and other remedies to illegal searches.