Griffin V. Wisconsin

Griffin v. Wisconsin

A) ruled that probationers can be searched only when probable cause exists.
B) held that evidence seized by a parole officer as a result of an illegal search need not be excluded at a parole revocation hearing.
C) upheld a probation rule permitting probation officers to search a probationer's home without a warrant.
D) allowed probation officers to require probationers to submit to drug testing.