LAWstudent101
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If I were a cop and I received a tip from an anonymous person, would this constitute a reasonable search?
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Reasonable Search
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Betty3
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Your user name is LAWstudent101. I am wondering if this is homework. I'm rather new on this forum but other forums I am on we don't do homework. If it isn't homework, I am sorry for assuming so.
I would say the source would have to be a "reliable" source ..... (I believe we have a couple of police officers on the forum, they can probably tell you more.)
I would say the source would have to be a "reliable" source ..... (I believe we have a couple of police officers on the forum, they can probably tell you more.)
mightymoose
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You don't give enough information to answer accurately, but the answer is most likely no.
Your reliable informant might be able to support probable cause for a warrant though.
Your reliable informant might be able to support probable cause for a warrant though.
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