SEIZURE IN SAN DIEGO
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Illegal Search and Seizure in San diego презентация
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- 1. Illegal Search and Seizure in San diego
- 2. Your Constitution Rights
- 3. Both the U.S. Constitution and the California
- 4. Meaning that you should not be subjected
- 5. Obtaining a Search Warrant
- 6. Usually needed to search your home
- 8. Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement
- 9. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement, including:
- 10. Consent – this is the most
- 11. Plain View – this one is usually
- 12. Incident to Arrest – if an officer
- 13. Exigent Circumstances – officers may enter
- 14. Exclusionary RULE
- 15. The exclusionary rule prevents the government
- 16. It also prevents the use of evidence that was found outside of your home
- 17. But that would not have been found
- 18. LEARN MORE ABOUT ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE IN SAN DIEGO
- 19. www.attorneylombardo.com Content provided by Best Legal Practices
Your Constitution Rights
Слайд 3Both the U.S. Constitution and the California State Constitution provide us
with the right to be secure in our homes
Слайд 4Meaning that you should not be subjected to a search of
your home without a good reason and without the officer following proper legal procedure
Слайд 6
Usually needed to search your home
Officer must swear out
an affidavit which provides the probable cause needed to obtain the warrant
Judge must sign
Слайд 7
Must describe the place to
be searched and the items to be seized
Details are important – police can only search for, and seize, items included in the warrant
Слайд 10
Consent – this is the most commonly used exception to the
warrant requirement
Simply put, if you consent to a search of your home a warrant is not required
Слайд 11Plain View – this one is usually used in conjunction with
a valid warrant
If officers obtain a valid warrant that allows them to search your home and seize stolen televisions but they see a bag or marijuana sitting on the kitchen table when they walk in the door, they can seize the marijuana as well because it was in plain view
Слайд 12Incident to Arrest – if an officer has a warrant that
allows him or her to enter your home to effectuate an arrest (usually a felony arrest warrant) the officer may also search the area around you that is under your immediate control for contraband or weapons
Слайд 13
Exigent Circumstances – officers may enter
and search your home if
exigent circumstances exist and they have probable cause
An exigent circumstance occurs when an officer has a compelling need to take action but does not have the time required to obtain a warrant
Слайд 15The exclusionary rule prevents
the government (in most cases) from using
evidence that was obtained as a result of an
illegal search and seizure
illegal search and seizure
Слайд 17But that would not have been found but for evidence obtained
as a result of an illegal search of your home
