Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Surveillance
Can police put audio/video surveillance in someones car, home, cell phone, and home phones? Or if they can in only one or two places, which one? This would be taking place after a search and seize warrant was issued on a residence and the residence came up clean.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Surveillance
The police can do any or all of these things if they first properly obtain a search warrant authorizing them to do so. The fact that a prior search of a residence proved fruitless would not prevent them from getting such a warrant, though it might be relevant to the judge when she decides whether to issue one.
Re: Surveillance
The police can do any or all of these things if they first properly obtain a search warrant authorizing them to do so. The fact that a prior search of a residence proved fruitless would not prevent them from getting such a warrant, though it might be relevant to the judge when she decides whether to issue one.
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