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Riley v. California
9-12
Spanish
Adapted from the lesson Judicial Decision Making and the Constitution developed by former Florida Chief Justice Fred Lewis. View more details here.
Objectives
Students Will Learn To:
Summarize the facts and outcome of Riley v. California.
Explain how the Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Analyze the Court’s reasoning and its impact on digital privacy and police procedure.
Apply the case’s principles to everyday technology use — from phones to social media.
🔍 Aligned with California’s civic learning goals, this lesson invites students to think critically about how the courts protect individual rights in a rapidly changing world.
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