When Can Evidence Be Suppressed due to the Fourth Amendment?
If you're facing criminal charges in St. Louis, the evidence against you might not be as solid as it seems. At Bruntrager & Billings, P.C., our experienced St. Louis criminal defense attorneys understand that the Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures, and when law enforcement violates these rights, that evidence can potentially be thrown out of court. Understanding when evidence can be suppressed could make all the difference in your case. What Does the Fourth Amendment Protect? The Fourth Amendment guarantees your right to privacy and protection from government intrusion. Police can't just search your home, car, or personal...
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