Under the Fourth Amendment police officers and other government officials (but not private citizens)must have probable cause to be able to conduct a personal or property search.

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The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution requires that searches and seizures be reasonable. Probable cause is typically required for a search warrant to be issued, although there are some exceptions to this requirement. Private citizens are not bound by the Fourth Amendment in the same way that government officials are.

Under the Fourth Amendment Police Officers and Other Government Officials