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When is Search and Seizure Deemed Legal?

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When is Search and Seizure Deemed Legal?

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In many circumstances, law enforcement has the right to search a citizen’s person and/or his or her property when and only when they have: • A valid search or arrest warrant • Reason to believe that you have committed a crime; this is known as probable cause Examples of Your Protection under the 4th Amendment • Anytime you are questioned by a police officer • When you are pulled over for a traffic violation such as speeding and the officer begins searching your vehicle • Whenever you are arrested • When police search for evidence of a crime either in your home, business or vehicle • When your property is seized by police When Your 4th Amendment Rights are Violated If you believe that police illegal searched and seized you, it’s imperative that you seek an experienced defense attorney. Remember, any evidence that police obtained from you during an illegal search and seizure cannot be used in court against you under the constitution’s 4th amendment.

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