Although police generally need a warrant to search, they can seize evidence?

Question

A. as long as they have a blank search warrant
B.if the person is carrying the evidence outside his or her home
C.that they find in a legal search, even though it is not the evidence for which they were searching
D.that is in plain view

Answer 1

The judge will not issue a search warrant without an affidavit of probable cause. There is no such thing as a "blank search warrant." Yes, they can seize anything they find. It need not be in plain view. They can take your place apart to find what they are looking for.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm assuming you live in the U.S.A......so:

A. No such thing as a "blank" search warrant.
B. Yes, evidence is evidence regardless of location.
C. Yes, it's called "discovery".
D. Yes. (This also relates to C. Look at it this way, the warrant could be to search for drugs, but during the search they find all the parts for a car bomb....do they overlook the parts? I think not.)

Answer 4

No such thing as a "blank" search warrant.
C & D are the most correct.
Not sure what you mean by B? If you are caught with "dope" in a simple frisk then yes, that is evidence that can be used against you.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I think is C and D. If they have evidence or suspect that you are involved in criminal activity and can get a warrant to search they can seize and what they can seize is up to them. However, in the UK they can ask you for permission to search and if you agree they find contraband they can seize and arrest you. If they observe you with contraband they can arrest and seize.

Answer 7

don't forget "inevitable" discovery. And although there is no "blank" search warrant, there is a "general premises" search warrant.

Answer 8

B and D