THE FIRST CHAPTER SETS OUT THE BASIC FOURTH AMENDMENT QUESTIONS, DELINEATES ITS INAPPLICABILITY IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS, DISCUSSES THE SEPARATE PROBLEMS OF INTRUSION AND SCOPE, AND COMMENTS ON THE CENTRALITY OF THE WARRANT REQUIREMENT. FOLLOWING THIS GENERAL INTRODUCTION, CASE OPINIONS ARE PRESENTED THAT DEAL WITH STANDING TO OBJECT, THE DEVELOPMENT AND RATIONALE OF BOTH THE SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST AND 'THE AUTOMOBILE EXCEPTION', AND THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE SEARCH OF AN AUTOMOBILE AND 'THE AUTOMOBILE EXCEPTION'. OTHER TOPICS DEALT WITH INCLUDE THE INVENTORY SEARCH OF AN AUTOMOBILE, STOP AND FRISK, THE CONSENT SEARCH, THE SEARCH WARRANT, PROBABLE CAUSE, HEARSAY, POLICE INFORMANTS, AND THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE. GROUPS OF CASES PERTAINING TO MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS DEALING WITH THE FOURTH AMENDMENT IN GENERAL, THE PLAIN VIEW DOCTRINE, SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST, AND THE SPECIAL DELIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS IN SPINELLI V. UNITED STATES AND AGUILAR V. TEXAS ARE ALSO PRESENTED. 'THESE SELECTIONS ARE NOT FOR THOSE WHO WISH QUICK REFERENCES TO FLAT RULES. THEY ARE FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GET THE 'FEEL' OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT'.