4th Amendment - What is Reasonable Suspicion? (Includes Examples) | Oakland Criminal Lawyers

Reasonable suspicion is a phrase commonly used by law enforcement to justify their reasoning for searching a vehicle. In this video in our series on the 4th Amendment, a Nieves Law Firm Oakland criminal lawyer outlines what reasonable suspicion is and how it relates to unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement. Specifically, when can law enforcement claim reasonable suspicion to search a vehicle?
If you are facing criminal charges as a result of an unreasonable search by law enforcement, an Oakland criminal lawyer from The Nieves Law Firm may be able to help. Contact The Nieves Law Firm today to schedule a free consultation with a member of our team.
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