California v. Qusay

California v. Qusay was a legal case involving the state of California prosecuting Qusay for drug-related offenses. The case centered on whether evidence obtained without proper warrants was admissible in court. The key issue was the search and seizure process, highlighting the importance of respecting constitutional protections under the Fourth Amendment. The court examined whether the police had probable cause and followed legal procedures when collecting evidence. The ruling clarified the standards for law enforcement searches, emphasizing that evidence obtained unlawfully cannot be used to convict someone, ensuring protections against unreasonable searches and maintaining judicial fairness.