A judge when the request for a search warrant is presented, or a peace officer when articulable probable cause or reasonable suspicion exists.
A judge when the request for a search warrant is presented, or a peace officer when articulable probable cause or reasonable suspicion exists.
The order of the words in the fourth amendment is interesting. Probable cause applies to getting a warrant for search, but is separated from the first part of the paragraph. So, excluding the standard for a warrant, who defines unreasonable?
I feel the sudden urge to take a constitutional law class. I find this subject fascinating.