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There are a couple of exceptions to search warrents but you could get those answers in more detail by logging on to any defense attorney website and looking for warrent information. Illegal Search and Seizure.

I have been doing my own study on that and it is kind of hard to explain but the facts are that if you did not give permission and there is not a life and death situation the police and not search your home with out you permission. If you are arrested they have the right to search you. if you are arrested in a home they have the right to search only the area in the home where they arrested you. For more info like I said look up Defense Attorney in what ever state your at and pick one there website usually have all the information on that.

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