Laws vary from area to area, but in general, it is legal to law enforcement officers to search a cell phone if it is believed that the cell phone contains information pertaining to the arrest. To give a specific answer, the geographic area will need to be provided.
Yes, individuals who are arrested are generally entitled to make a phone call to inform someone of their arrest or to seek legal representation.
If they have a reason to, yes. The moment you are arrested, everything you have on your possession is confiscated by the police. They have the legal authority to examine these objects for criminal evidence. If it is believed that a phone is used for illegal activity, it will be passed onto a forensic technician who can pull up every single call, text and image on the phone - even if you've deleted it. If there is no reason to search your phone, they won't. Another reason they will go down your phone is if you fail to provide the police with a next of kin contact number to update them on your arrest. By being arrested you forfeit your personal property to the police for the duration of your arrest, or longer if a warrant is acquired.
A good place to search for phone numbers is the phone book. There are also online versions of the phone book, and other websites that list telephone numbers.
When someone doesn't answer the phone when government comes to search the home with a search warrant.
It is perfectly legal to look up a cell phone number and numbers are available through. Reverse lookup directories are available and numbers listed are easy to find. It has a directory that if you search for a particular number, you will easily locate it.
A great search engine for locating someone is whitepages.com. It is also a valuable tool in searching someone's phone number and address and also has a tool for a reverse phone number look up.
I think the best search to find someone is Facebook. You can find out where they live, their birthday, their email and phone number. If you can't find someone on there, anywho is a good people search.
Without permission it is illegal but if they ask you to then it's legal because you have their consent.
no. Swearing is NOT iligal but if you swear to a police officer or someone in higher ranks than you will not face prisin but possibly a warning. or a fine!
look it up in the phone book or search it online.
no that's funny
Yes, it is legal to drive a car and talk at the same time. You can talk to someone in the car and not on a phone.