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Your constitutional rights only apply in situations where a government agent is conducting the search of you or your belongings.
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School Searches: Reasonableness vs. Probable Cause
Students go to school for education and teachers must be able to maintain order. It is for this reason that the law relaxes constitutional protections
My Top 10 Rules To Follow During a Police Traffic Stop
A police stop will happen at least once in your driving career, and itÂ’s important to follow some simple rules which still protect your constitutional rights
Abandonment & Your Right Against Illegal Searches & Seizures
To assert those rights, a person must have standing under the 4th Amendment. Standing means that the person has the privilege to assert the right
What Gives Police Reasonable Suspicion To Use a Dog?
In many situations, police officers who suspect that a car is carrying or trafficking drugs use K-9 police dogs to help them establish probable cause to search
How Much Traffic Law Do Police Need to Know?
Without probable cause to stop a car, any evidence obtained is inadmissible and the prosecution can’t use it against the person.
Drug Dog Sniff Searches & Reasonable Suspicion of Narcotics
Most people donÂ’t understand and believe that police can use a dog without any type of suspicion that the car contains drugs
A PassengerÂ’s Rights Constitutional Right During a Car Stop
A driver typically has an expectation of privacy in a car and a right against illegal search and seizure, does a passenger within that car have the same right.
Vehicle Stops & Warrantless Searches for Handguns and Drugs
One of the most common issues that we see in in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are traffic stops where a handgun or drugs found within the vehicle by police.
Profiling and Reasonable Suspicion – What your lawyer can do
If you believe that you’re the victim of racial profiling, your attorney must raise the issue and Commonwealth must articulate a race neutral reason for stop