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Without a search warrant, the police can only enter or home, or its curtilage, to conduct a search or an arrest when exigent circumstances exist, regardless of whether the police have probable cause. The most common forms of exigent circumstances given by police are "hot pursuit," office safety, evidence destruction and suspect flight.
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Posted By Graham P. Wiemer on June 03, 2010 02:22 pm | Permalink  |
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