Search Incident to a Lawful Arrest

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1. What is the essential predicate for invoking a search incident to lawful arrest?
2. Under Rule 126, Section 13, what may be searched for on a lawfully arrested person without a search warrant?
3. What purposes support the incident-to-arrest search described in Patotoy?
4. After a lawful arrest, officers search the arrestee for a concealed weapon and evidence within the proper incident-sear…
5. An officer lawfully arrests a person in a doorway and claims that this alone authorizes a search of a locked room far b…
6. Officers already have lawful probable cause to arrest a person before any search. A search is substantially contemporan…
7. Police have no lawful ground to arrest a person and no other search exception applies. They search the person's pockets…
8. Explain the lawful predicate, purposes and scope of a search incident to lawful arrest under Rule 126, Section 13.
9. Discuss the timing qualification recognized in Macabuhay for a search that immediately precedes an arrest.
10. An officer invokes a lawful arrest to search the arrestee, an immediately reachable bag and a remote locked room. Expla…
11. In Patotoy’s discussion, can a fine-only violation by itself supply the lawful arrest needed for an incident search?
12. Did Patotoy treat its public-drinking ordinance as punishable solely by a fine?