Sentence examples for search anyone from inspiring English sources

Section 44 of the Terrorism Act gave the police the power to stop and search anyone they chose, without reason, within designated high-risk areas.

Under section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000, officers can stop and search anyone in a designated area without having to show reasonable suspicion.

Under section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000, any police officer could stop and search anyone or any vehicle within a specified area, all without suspicion.

As Justin Verrier of ESPN.com points out: "Here's the dirty little secret of this coaching search: Anyone was going to be successful, even Bernie Bickerstaff (2-0, baby!).

"It's one of those traffic regulations that lets police search anyone, anywhere, whenever they want to," said Albert Alschuler, a professor of law at Northwestern University Law School in Chicago.

While it was certainly possible that there would also be some innocent visitors to the apartment (such as the Bakers), I think that there was probable cause to search anyone found on the premises.

That was true of Monday's ruling that local officials can strip-search anyone being jailed, no matter how minor the alleged offense and regardless of whether there is reason to suspect contraband.

Do jails have the right to strip-search anyone in custody, even for a minor offense, if there is no reason to suspect the person is concealing a weapon, drugs or other contraband?

According to a BBC account, the police stopped and searched anyone who entered or left.

"It chips away at our Constitution, which says you're not supposed to be searching anyone without a warrant," he said.

Those structures included a no-gun policy, which its guards enforced by searching anyone coming in, and which, the report found, was fully in place at the time of the attack.