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Search and Seizure: Crash Course Government and Politics #27

Search and Seizure: Crash Course Government and Politics #27

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This week Craig talks about police searches and seizures. Now, the fourth amendment says that you have the right to be protected against unreasonable searches and seizures but what exactly does this mean? Well, it's complicated. The police often need warrants issued with proof of probable cause, but this isn't always the case - such as when you're pulled over for a moving violation. We'll finish up with the limitations of these protections and discuss one group of people in particular that aren't protected equally - students
Date: 2022-04-04

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your providing false legal advise. The police may not search your vehicle without probable cause and are required to ask for your permission. I have first had been there and done it.
Not saying it won't happen because there are plenty of corrupt cops. if your stopped in your vehicle asked why you have been stopped, if the cop claims you violated the law your required to give lic, reg, ins papers. DO NOT ANSWERS QUESTIONS, POLICE WILL USE WHAT YOU SAY AGAINST YOU IN COURT EVERY TIME. IN MANY CASES COPS WITH LIE ABOUT WHAT YOU SAY. IF YOU ANSWER NO QUESTIONS THEY CAN-T LIE! inform police you invoke your rights under all amendments of the constitution. there are plenty ofd videos and court cases posted to support what I stated. Craig must be a cop.

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Stop being paranoid. We will keep our guns. We had guns from the beginning and still will have for a long long time in the future in America. Constitution assured us this so relax and stop making everyone fearful of government. Guns are here to stay
By the way if the government want your guns they can with no issue. Your wimpy weapons cannot defend US military silly. You need helicopters, Lazars, night vision, missals, etc to defeat them so forget it. Nothing like 1770 of fighting government army. Your logic silly. So should we each have middles too so we can protect ourselves from government?

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to the statement you made that if you get pulled over for a traffic violation the police have the right to search you and your car and trunk that statement is completely wrong for them to search you they HAVE to have probable cause most of the time the only thing they are allowed to do is a terry search if they have reason to believe you have a weapon and they cant go into your pockets while doing a terry search and the same is true for your car they cant just search it because they want to they have to have probable cause that there is something illegal in the car or get your permission to search
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Well. there's a great deal of space between 'reasonable suspicion' and 'probable cause'. Probable cause means that police have a very high degree of belief that a crime has been committed. and this usually facilitates an arrest on the spot. Reasonable suspicion means that police have reason to believe that a crime may have been committed (in the past) or that a crime will be committed (in the immediate future.
These are quite different. and it's a very important distinction.

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Back in my wilder days I used to run a lot of weed, and after a pretty bad car accident was arrested at the hospital with enough to put me away for quite a while. The outcome?
The case was thrown out of court! The judge ruled that the cop had no legal right to search my bag because I was in the hospital for something completely unrelated. I absolutely love the 4th amendment, it saved me from a decade in prison. Oh, and obviously I cleaned up my act.

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Have you noticed that warrants will not set limits? Nearly all will include -plus all effects of all areas therein at same address but no other address-. or something like that. They use the same warrant that's copied over and over again. The only difference is the name and address or place, hell sometimes they don't even change what the warrant is for then claim it's just a typing error to be legal in court.
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A friend was arrested at work on an arrest warrant for suspicion of theft. That night when he was being booked was told that he's also charged with poss with intent and para. He wasn't present when they found it and it was in a common area which dozens of people were in and had access to his bag. he hadn't been in that room for several hours. Can this stick?
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Great video! People ALWAYS forget to include the Ninth and Tenth Amendments. The courts, thought not often, use the Ninth Amendment to cover PRIVACY. When one is being unlawfully searched (occurs often, their PRIVACY is being invaded when we all are born with the EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY. Lastly, the Tenth Amendment, per its context, further strengthens that!
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Please, please, please don-t tell people that the police search-s of cars are usually legal. That is a misstatement of the law. Everyone has a right to refuse a search of there property. This is the take away for most people. NOT that police can just search your car. I really hope you amend this video.
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They say kids dont have rights but the declaration of independence says rights are god given and come with you at birth. It seems counterproductive to raise kids with statists rules and expect them to have the intestinal fortitude to stand up for themselves in a country founded on independence.
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