Incorporation Doctrine88
Real encounters. Source-linked legal analysis.
ID88 documents and teaches. CaseCounsel analyzes. Bring an encounter — yours or one from the library — and work through the record with jurisdiction-aware research, cited authority, and evidence you can trace back to its source.
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Each entry is described neutrally and tagged by the doctrine it turns on. Nothing here characterizes official conduct as lawful or unlawful.
Constitutional Playback
Video becomes a timestamped record: what is observable, which legal issue it raises, the source it came from, and the authority that governs it.
Constitutional Playback — format preview
Example format- 02:14
Officer gives a directive to the person recording.
Issue: Fourth Amendment seizure analysis
Source: Body-camera clip · ID88-EVID-001 · 02:14–02:22
Status: requires jurisdiction-specific analysis
Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1 (1968) - 03:41
Recording continues from a public sidewalk.
Issue: First Amendment right to record government activity
Source: Phone video · ID88-EVID-002 · 03:41–03:58
Status: requires jurisdiction-specific analysis
Glik v. Cunniffe, 655 F.3d 78 (1st Cir. 2011)