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kentucky
griffith
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constitutional
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retroactive
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reached
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among
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effective
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designed
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fourth
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fourth
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janis
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state
fourth
amendment
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civil
proceedings
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state
statute
held
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fourth
amendment
destroys
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part
individual
criminal
defendants
litigate
violation
fourth
amendment
rights
view
whatever
basic
norms
constitutional
adjudication
griffith
kentucky
supra
otherwise
require
surely
mandate
party
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might
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benefit
judgment
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carve
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cases
legislature
wholly
abandoned
responsibility
enact
constitutional
laws
ante
circumstances
legislature
said
wholly
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obligation
pass
constitutional
laws
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opinion
whatever
scope
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fall
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fourth
amendment
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governing
legislatively
authorized
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reasons
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dissent