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.To seek review (from a lower court’s decision) by a higher court.” Appeal, Black’s Law Dictionary

• Brief

• Consent

• Appeal

• Custody

A party against whom an appeal is taken and whose role is to respond to that appeal, usu. seeking affirmance of the lower court’s decision.” Appellee, Black’s Law Dictionary

• Brief

• Appellee

• Custody

• Consent

The doctrine that when probable cause exists, a law officer need not obtain a warrant before searching a movable vehicle (such as a car or boat) in which an individual has a lessened expectation of privacy. • This is an exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement for search and seizure; once probable cause exists, exigent circumstances are presumed to exist. Once the right to conduct a warrantless search arises, the actual search may take place at a later time

• Drug Trafficking

• Emergency Doctrine

• Automobile exception

• Defendant

“A written statement setting out the legal contentions of a party in litigation, esp. on appeal.” Brief, Black’s Law Dictionary

• Brief

• Deliberate

• Due-process rights

• Appeal

“A voluntary yielding to what another proposes or desires; agreement, approval, or permission regarding some act or purpose, especially given voluntarily by a competent person; legally affective assent

• Custody

• Justice

• Party

• Consent

The detention of a person by virtue of lawful process or authority.” Custody, Black’s Law Dictionary

• Custody

• Emergency Doctrine

• Brief

• Due-Process rights

A person sued in a civil proceeding or accused in a criminal proceeding.” Defendant,

• Rebuttal

• Defendant

• Plaintiff

• Inevitable-discovery rule

[T]o weigh and analyze all the evidence after closing arguments.

• Seizure

• Drug-trafficking

• Deliberate

• Warrant

“The act of illegally producing, importing, selling, or supplying significant amounts of a controlled substance.

• Stop

• Brief

• Drug-trafficking

• Custody

“The rights (as to life, liberty, and property) so fundamentally important as to require compliance with due-process standards of fairness and justice.”

• Due-process rights

• Search warrant

• Rule of Law

• Reverse