When Can Police Search You or Your Property?
The U.S. Constitution provides us with legal protections that limit a police officer’s ability to search us or our property.
The U.S. Constitution provides us with legal protections that limit a police officer’s ability to search us or our property.
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There are many common myths about police. These myths, unfortunately, can put you in great danger if you believe them. […]
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