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Florida Residential Search and Seizures

By M. James Jenkins, Esq.

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This article will briefly touch upon when a law enforcement officer, when placing someone under arrest, either inside their home or close to their home, may do what's called a "protective sweep," a term of art used in criminal law wherein an officer searches the interior of a home for other suspects or dangers. It is during protective sweeps when officers often find contraband or other evidence of an incriminating nature. However, there are only limited circumstances when the so called "protect read more

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Full post as published by Florida Criminal Law Blog on December 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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