violation of my rights
can a police officer search a car without a warrant,without the presence of the onwers vehicle,or without a probable cause?
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Read More Answered By: Zedrick Braden III |
Re: violation of my rights Hello. In my opinion, a police officer should not search a car in this manner. Certainly the owner's constitutional right to privacy has been violated. In the event criminal charges are brought against the owner of the car, a motion to suppress what the officer says he found is appropriate. Will be happy to discuss this further and in more detail. |
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