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If an individual voluntarily consents (agrees to) a search, no warrant is needed. The key question in this kind of search is what counts as a voluntary agreement?

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If an individual voluntarily consents (agrees to) a search, no warrant is needed. The key question in this kind of search is what counts as a voluntary agreement?

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consent search to be legal, the individual must be in control of the area to be searched and cannot have been pressured or tricked into agreeing to the search.