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Licemer1 [7]
3 years ago
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PLZZ HELP!! In your own words, explain why is it important to know the fourth amendment and how would it be used today?

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Ber [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

the fourth amendment- prohibits: sures ones arrests seizures of property without warrant or probable cause  

its important now because now a days cops need a warrant just to come in and they have to have a ligit reason on why they want to go into your home. they also would have a right to be able to look into your things with that warrant to collect evidence for what ever reason. the fourth amendment also show that  they are police officers instead of a random person just bargaining in with out your consent. and lastly if there WAS a random person that went into your home without a warrant they would be arrested since its illegal to go in with out a warrant

Explanation:

i had notes on this in 7th grade and still have them u can also remeber the 4th  amendement by making your hand into a fist and act like knocking meaning ¨show me the warrant¨  

timama [110]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

I would say that one of the reasons the 4th Amendment is so important is that it is reflective of the Colonists' own experiences. The Colonists were outraged on many levels that British soldiers could enter their homes, seize their belongings, or search their property without any probable cause or authentic paperwork.

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