Residential (home) Searches
Under just what circumstances could a search warrant
be served if no one was home ?
Exactly what is the law ?
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Read More Answered By: Ken Koury |
Re: Residential (home) Searches it means the cops have convinced a judge that they are likely to find evidence of a crime there. |
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