CSPAN3 Collins V. Virginia Oral Argument January 19, 2018
Vehicle. That rule cannot survive foundational Fourth Amendment principles. Searches of the home in curtilage without a warrant are presumptively unreasonable as this court has often recognized. The rule we ask this court to adopt is that the automobile exception does not apply to a vehicle found in the curtilage of the home. Suppose the police have probable cause to believe that the vehicle is stolen, and they even get a warrant to inspect the vehicle, but the vehicle is parked in this port. Do they need a warrant to go get the car for which they have a warrant . Well, your honor, the warrant...