Sentence examples for searching someone from inspiring English sources

The new two-sided form replaced a single-sided form that officers had used for more than a decade to establish a formal record of the time, place and precise reason for stopping and searching someone they believed to be acting suspiciously.

The Justices said that the same protections against searching someone's home apply to mobile devices.

Try searching someone else's room.

When searching someone's hideout remember it is illegal to open any drawers.

Searching someone's name, for example, will put that person's Google Plus page directly at the top of the Google search box.

If we wanted to stop and search someone or some persons, we would stop and search.

To search someone is to treat him as if he were untrustworthy, if not dishonest.

"Because at common law you could not search someone pursuant to an arrest that was a trespass," he said, "the search itself is unconstitutional".

You can't search someone without a reason; you can't accuse him without allowing him to see the evidence; and so on.

Most police powers to stop and search someone depend on the officer concerned having a reasonable suspicion the person he or she proposes to search has a particular type of item on them (stolen goods, drugs etc).

In March, a federal judge refused to dismiss the suit, saying that although the government did not need reasonable suspicion to search someone's laptop at the border, that power did not strip Mr. House of his First Amendment rights.