Arizona+v.+Grant

Grant v. Arizona Grant was supposed to be arresed for failing to appear at a court hearing, and his house was also going to be searched. When the police arrived he was not home, he arrived in his car. When he arrived the cops searched his vehicle without a warrant. They found a pistol and cocaine, grant was charged with possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia. Grant asked the judge to rule the evidence out because it was confiscated unconstitutional. The judge disagreed with grant, so the evidence was not ruled out of the case. Grant was convicted to 3 years in prison. He then appealed this case, he won it and all charges where dropped. This is because the police infringed on Grants 4th amendment rights given to him by the constitution.