One of the bedrocks of America’s freedoms is the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which protects citizens from “unreasonable searches and seizures.”
In order for government agents to enter private premises, they must produce a court ordered warrant stating the purpose of the search and its probable cause. This process prevents unwarranted intrusions that would attempt to gather potential evidence illegally.
As part of the Bill of Rights, the Fourth Amendment ensures that the government will respect a citizen’s right to be “secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects.” As a result, people can rest easy in knowing that no prosecution against them can use evidence illegally obtained without a warrant.
Since the terrorist events of September 11, 2001, the government has been looking for more ways to monitor people to uncover suspected terror plots and prevent them. On the next page, learn how a new law passed for the Washington D.C. area now circumvents the protections of the Fourth Amendment.
Only professional surety bondsmen and fugitive apprehension agents (not so called bounty hunters) arrest and rearrest fugitives and skips without a warrant.
Courts have ruled on the wide legal authority of Border Patrol to conduct their operations
Not right at all!!
They probably foresee something happening with ANTIFA.
Lets hear the full story.
If you got to get in there,$#%&!@*a warrant,
That is not constitutional
I think you might be just a little confused on the process of a search Warrant ! First they must have probable cause to get a warrant ! And the warrant must spell out what they are searching for ! And only what is spelled out in the warrant is what they can act on ! Nothing else even if it is illegal or not can be used in a court of Law ! Anyways that is how it is supposed to work ! Now days they just say they have probable cause and that give them the authority to stop and or arrest you ! When in fact probable cause only gives them the right to get a Warrant !!!
No he didnt
The constitution apply anymore?