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Task: Involuntarily Transporting a Person to the Station
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Kaupp v. Texas, 538 U.S. 626 (2003).

A person involuntarily transported to a police station has been arrested for

4 Amendment purposes. No person can be involuntarily transported to a
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police station unless the police have probable cause to believe that person

has committed a crime.

• Confessions obtained as the result of such an arrest are invalid unless
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illegality has been overcome by:

– Proper Miranda warnings and;

– Passage of time between illegal arrest and confession.
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– Presence of Intervening Circumstances.

– Consider the flagrancy and purpose of the official misconduct or

the inverse, the lack of flagrancy and the good purpose behind

the official misconduct.
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