Rileys Search After Arrest And Wuries Search After Arrest

NameProfessor Subject DateRiley CourtIn Riley search case, the search led to other unknown crimes in which the police were not aware of at first like his link with the “CK” gang. Moreover, the police did not know the particular thing they were looking for on his phone. However, in Wuries search case, he was under observation by the police for drug allegations, and the police knew what they were looking for on his phone.Chimel rule states that the police are only restricted to searching the person arrested when acting under an arrest warrant. That is to ensure the suspect does not have any hidden weapons or is not within reach of any evidence that he or she might destroy. Other than that, any additional search requires a warrant (Ellis 493).Robinson rule states that the constitution allows a full search when a person is arrested even if it requires a search order. Furthermore, under the amendment, it is reasonable because the law gives police a mandate to search the detained for hidden weapons or to make sure that the evidence is safe.The Gant rule examines the search of arrested person’s vehicle. It states that a police