Discuss the scottsboro case in alabama

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Question 1: Discuss the "Scottsboro Case" in Alabama in 1931. Include the eventual impact on the case in current criminal procedure.

Question 2: Compare the trespass doctrine with the privacy doctrine in defining Fourth Amendment searches.

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