The police suspect that a woman committed a crime, but they have no evidence to prove it. When she is away from home, the police break into her house without a warrant. What amendment could she use to stop them from using any evidence they found?

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Izayah Olsen

Social Studies

17 May, 07:22

The police suspect that a woman committed a crime, but they have no evidence to prove it. When she is away from home, the police break into her house without a warrant. What amendment could she use to stop them from using any evidence they found?

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Kinley Gordon · Answer 1

The Fourth Amendment, which not allow anyone to search into someone property without a warrant or a good reason.

Geovanni Duran · Answer 2

Forth Amendment, which prohibits any unreasonable searches and seizures and requires a warrant judicially sanctioned with a probable cause for one to be conducted.

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The police suspect that a woman committed a crime, but they have no evidence to prove it. When she is away from home, the police break into her house without a warrant. What amendment could she use to stop them from using any evidence they found?SecondThirdFourthFirst

The police suspect that a woman committed a crime, but they have no evidence to prove it. When she is away from home, the police break into her house without a warrant. What amendment could she use to stop them from using any evidence they found?

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