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Why has the Supreme Court made it easier for police to search a car than to search a home?
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Why has the Supreme Court made it easier for police to
search a car than to search a home?
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Homes require a search warrant, although police tend and DO abuse their power, they USUALLY only feel the need to search your car if they have probable cause. (Usually a good reason). weather or not it is your property
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because you need a search warrant
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