The Supreme Court has recognized for some time that searches of individuals conducted incident to lawful arrest are permissible without a warrant (Weeks v. United States, 1914). However, the Court has often interpreted Weeks quite broadly, allowing the search of homes, automobiles, etc. Discuss the Court's pattern regarding allowable searches. Specifically, under what conditions are searches of individuals allowable without a warrant? How far does that right to search extend, and under what circumstances? How have the Court's decisions regarding the right to search automobiles, homes, and property changed over time?