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Davis Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 16, 2011

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  1. s availability to enforce new Fourth Amendment precedent is a retroactivity issue, see Griffith v. Kentucky
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  2. where police have relied on overruled precedent effectively revives the discarded retroactivity regime of Linkletter v. Walker
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  3. Id. , at 629. In Linkletter itself, the balance of interests prompted this Court to conclude that Mapp v. Ohio
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  4. The next year, we extended Linkletter to retroactivity determinations in cases on direct review. See Johnson v. New
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  5. Jersey , 384 U. S. 719 , 733 (1966) (holding that Miranda v. Arizona
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  6. Arizona v. Gant
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  7. Herring v. United
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  8. See Griffith v. Kentucky
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  9. See Powell v. Nevada
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  10. Opinion of the Court Davis V. United
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  11. Willie Gene Davis, Petitioner V. United
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  12. Chimel v. California
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  13. See Thornton v. United
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  14. In State v. Gant
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  15. See United States v. Gonzalez
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  16. Weeks v. United
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  17. Hudson v. Michigan
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  18. See Olmstead v. United
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  19. Massachusetts v. Sheppard
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  20. Griffith v. Kentucky
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  21. of Linkletter v. Walker
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  22. See Johnson v. New
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  23. Miranda v. Arizona
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