No, a Police Officer cannot just randomly stop you on the streets and start searching. In the case Terry v. Ohio (1968), it's ruled that Police must have reasonable suspicion that you are about to commit a crime or have witnessed you committing a crime in order to detain you to stop and frisk.
If a Police Officer detains you and searches you without your permission or reasonable suspicion, then this officer has violated your 4th amendment constitutional right to unreasonable searches and seizures.
Totally! He is a cop =D
not if you let him search it
normally no, only if there is a legal reason ect. drugs as it is personal property and does not fall under such powers of the police.
Yes
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If the cop has a warrant or if he thinks you stole something or if the cop thinks you have a weapon in a place you are not suppose to have the weapon.
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Yes, if he otherwise has legal reasons to search her.
21 Jump Street, yo.
Only if they don't have probable cause.
I'm pretty sure a retired police officer can not search you for weapons (frisk you) and if they did then they could be charged with impersonating a cop. If that person that is frisked is under the age of 18 then the retired cop could be put on the sex offenders list.
A cop can pat down anyone regardless of their sex or age as long as the reason for the search is consistent with case law. For the most part a police officer will attempt to have someone of same sex perform the search if possible, but if there is a belief that the suspect is concealing a weapon, the pat-down is immediate and the officer will not wait for a same sex partner.