How To Protect Your Rights When Police Search Your Car
Police generally need a warrant, your consent, or probable cause to search your car. Officers often cite marijuana odor as probable cause, so you should clearly refuse consent and stay…
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What Happens If Evidence Is Found During an Illegal Search?
If evidence is found during an illegal search, it can be suppressed and kept out of court under…
Devastating Illegal Searches? Essential Constitutional Rights You Need
The Fourth Amendment generally requires police to have a warrant supported by probable cause before searching you, with…
Facing Criminal Charges? Essential Defense Help Available Now
Attorneys.Media features 1 expert criminal defense attorney video resource for San Jose and Santa Cruz. Watch Stuart Kirchick…
How to Avoid Probation Violations for Minor Mistakes?
You can avoid most probation violations by strictly following every condition, communicating early with your probation officer, and…
Probation Search Secrets: How Your Rights Disappear Fast
Yes—formal probation typically includes a search condition that allows warrantless searches of you, your home, and your property.…
What Startling DUI Probation Terms Threaten Your Legal Freedom?
DUI probation in San Bernardino County can include 3–5 years of supervision with strict terms like alcohol testing,…
What Startling Search Rights Do Probationers And Parolees Retain?
Probationers and parolees can still challenge searches—officers typically must meet at least a “reasonable suspicion” standard, and in…