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A warrentless search is a legal action taken by an officer to search an area without a warrent for the fear of immediate evidence distruction
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What supreme court case protects overnight guests in the home of another against warrentless searches?
Minnesota v. Carter
According to John Yoo's letter the Supreme Court allows warrentless searches or seizures only if?
Government interests are greater than the need to keep certain information private.
What are sneak and peek searches?
Sneak and peek searches, also known as delayed notice searches, are authorized by the USA PATRIOT Act. They allow law enforcement to search a property without immediately notifying the owner or occupant. This is done to prevent suspects from tampering with evidence or fleeing.
What is another synonym for seeks?
Searches as in: "Searches for crabs"
Where can one do domain searches?
One can do domain searches on Yahoo. Yahoo's website and database allows users to do domain searches for no cost. The company's database is large and adequate for domain searches.
Searches fall into what two broad categories?
warrant and warrantless searches
What are the Four main types of search methods in a criminal investigation?
The four main types of search methods in a criminal investigation are general searches, focused searches, specialized searches, and technical searches. General searches involve surveying a broad area for evidence, while focused searches concentrate on a specific location or individual. Specialized searches utilize specific techniques or tools to uncover evidence, and technical searches involve digital investigation methods to analyze electronic devices for evidence.
What is the plural of search?
The plural of search is searches. one search. two searches.
Who searches for an ore deposit?
Anyone who searches for an ore deposit is called a(n) prospector
What constitution unreasonable searches and seizures by the police?
Amendment 4 restricts unreasonable searches and seizures by the police.
What is the plural form of the word search?
The plural form of the word "search" is "searches".
Do Google tracks your searches?
No.
