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What is the provision of the fourth amendment in the Bill of Rights?
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∙ 13y ago
The Fourth Amendment means that no one can search you, your home, or your personal property without a warrant, unless their reason is justified. (reasonable)
There are exceptions to the "personal" extent of the amendment, such as suspicious activity, commission of a crime, or making threats against others. Your home may be entered without a warrant only if circumstances lead the police to believe that someone is in imminent danger, or is becoming the victim of a violent crime.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 13y agoProtection from unreasonable search and seizure.
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the fourth amendment is the Bill Of Rights
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Fifth amendment
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When was the fourth amendment passed?
It is part of the Bill of Rights and the block of 10 amendments was passed in 1787.
When was the fourth amendment enacted?
December 15, 1791Remember Bill of Rights = 1st ten amendments
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When was the fourth amendment made?
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What date was the fourth amendment adopted?
The first ten amendments to the Constitution - the Bill of Rights - were adopted when the Constitution itself was; in 1787.
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10
What are the types of Bill of Rights?
what type of amendment is the Bill of Rights
