Attorney Kirk Tarman Explains Search And Seizure Procedures While On Probation Or Parole
On probation or parole, you surrender much of your Fourth Amendment protection, explains San Bernardino attorney Kirk Tarman. So-called 'Bravo' search terms let any officer who knows you carry them search you—or your home, car, or pockets—without a warrant or consent. These terms are largely standardized, though a genuinely harassing search can still be challenged.
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Answered by Kirk Tarman · San Bernardino County, CA
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— the 'Bravo' search waiver that lets officers search you at will
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Do you keep Fourth Amendment rights on probation?
No—on probation or parole you surrender much of that protection. 'Bravo' search terms let any officer who knows you carry them search you, your home, car, or pockets without a warrant or consent.
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