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THE ORDEAL OF CAPTAIN JACK

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Instructor: Deputy Chief of Police Mark G. Stigler

Police Recruit Academy II-A-5 Constitutional Law Identify search-related activities where the 4th amendment is not applicable. ( 2 hour block). Instructor: Deputy Chief of Police Mark G. Stigler. Identify search-related activities where the 4th amendment is not applicable.

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