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Task: Limits on Home Curtilage
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Carroll v.Carman, 135 S.Ct. 348 (2014).
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•The law is not clearly established as to whether an officer approaching

a home to conduct a knock and talk has to begin at the front door when

other parts of the property are open to visitors.
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•This was a lawsuit where the officer was sued for going to the back

door to conduct a knock and talk withoout going to the front door. The

officer was given qualified immunity because the law was not clear,
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however the Court did not decide whether or not it was appropriate to

go to back door.

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