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gianluca
May 18, 2009
The Fourth Amendment in the Constitution is the right agaisnt and illegal search and seizure of someone's property. The definition is that no person can search and take anything from a person unless they have a search warrent. Also, law inforcements can search and seize someones belongings, but only if they suspect it could bring harm to someone.
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gianluca
May 18, 2009
The Fourth Amendment in the Constitution is the right agaisnt and illegal search and seizure of someone's property. The definition is that no person can search and take anything from a person unless they have a search warrent. Also, law inforcements can search and seize someones belongings, but only if they suspect it could bring harm to someone.