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Search Warrant Requirements - FindLaw
FindLaw's search and seizure section details the Fourth Amendment's search warrant rules and other topics related to searches and seizures.
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OK, maybe someone has brought this up, but I myself did not hear of it:
The Section of the 4th Amendment that addresses search and seizure mentions that a warrant must be obtained if it is to be a search of a place where the person had a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Obviously, one's home fits that description. A man's home is his castle.
It seems that if the govt can raid your home while you are gone with no attorney representing you allowed in to see what is done.. Sorry, but that looks like an open and SHUT case. There was no emergency. They got the warrant on Friday and didn't execute it until Monday, so there goes the state's charges of "urgency"