Research on open fields doctrine

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I am having a hard time pulling up some research data and information for my research paper on the "open fields" doctrine. My schools online library is limited in gathering information; so whatever help you can provide to point me in the right direction for this eight page research paper would be much appropriated.

Attached is the only document I have mentioning the topic that I was able to download without being blocked.

The goal of my research paper on "open fields" doctrine are to write:

a) A description of the research topic with details.

b) What is the "open fields" doctrine? How is it different from "plain view"?

c) A statement as to why the topic is important.

d) A review of literature relevant to the research topic.

e) A description of the proposed research methodology.

Reference no: EM1328783

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