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DESCRIPTION:The Fourth Amendment generally requires police officers to get 
 a warrant before entering a home. The Supreme Court has recognized an exce
 ption to that rule for emergencies\, such as when the police are in hot pu
 rsuit of a suspect. In Lange v. California\, the justices will decide whet
 her that exception applies when police are pursuing a suspect whom they be
 lieve committed a misdemeanor.\n\nYou(th) Decide allows students to learn 
 about this case from law students and legal scholars and then decide the c
 ase as Justices of the United States Supreme Court.
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