Constitutional Law (Search & Seizure)

Articles in this category cover constitutional protections governing searches and seizures, including Fourth Amendment rights, warrants and probable cause, stop-and-frisk, vehicle and home searches, electronic surveillance, and key exceptions like consent or exigent circumstances. You’ll also find guidance on challenging unlawful searches through motions to suppress and the exclusionary rule.

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What is a search warrant?

March 26, 2026 • By Jack Gilbert

A search warrant is a court order signed by a judge or magistrate authorizing police to search a specific place for specific evidence. It must be supported by probable cause and typically describes the location and items to be seized. This article explains what makes a warrant valid, how it’s executed, key exceptions, and your […]