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Can Police Take Your Phone for Evidence Without a Warrant?
The United States Constitution was written in 1787, centuries before landline telephones and automobiles became wide spread. Needless to say, with the rise of the internet and smartphone devices, many people are confused about how their legal rights apply in the digital age. Because of that, this article will answer the following questions: Can police take your phone without a…
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Your Search and Seizure Rights
You'll be glad to know that, in most circumstances, law enforcement cannot just show up to your house, pull you over, or stop you on the street and search you. This is an important right afforded to you by the Fourth Amendment.
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Overview of Your Fourth Amendment Rights
Your Fourth Amendment rights are important ones, as they protect your right to privacy and from law enforcement searching and taking your property whenever they deem fit. Its history is a long one, as this was in the Bill of Rights and was something early colonists cared a great deal about following the restrictive ruling they faced with the British.…
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Alcohol & Drug Testing For Probation and DUIs
Drug testing is a vital part of the criminal justice system, used in many cases in order to prove that an offender is using or under the influence of an illegal substance.
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Everything You Need to Know About Warrants
It's important to be aware of what types of warrants are out there, how your rights are being protected, and what will cause a warrant to be taken out against you.
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Know Your Rights at a Traffic Stop
We all know that drop in your stomach when you see blue and red lights flashing and start to hear a siren. In the moment, it’s easy to get caught up in the nervousness of the situation, but it’s important to be aware of your rights to ensure that they aren’t being violated and to keep you safe and out…
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