Sentence examples for warrant violated from inspiring English sources

Jones, which held that the placement of a hidden device on a suspect's car without a valid warrant violated the Fourth Amendment.

The issue has received renewed public attention recently as a result of a Supreme Court ruling in January finding that police use of a GPS device on a drug suspect's car without a warrant violated his Fourth Amendment rights.

Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Dropbox are among those who have filed court documents arguing that the search warrant violated the US Constitution.

The Supreme Court ruled this week that using a drug-sniffing dog on a suspect's property without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment.

Except in true emergencies where searching a mobile phone could, say, avert a terrorist attack, police prying without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment's bar on "unreasonable" searches, the justices decided.

The Supreme Court correctly ruled this week that using a drug-sniffing police dog on a suspect's property without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches.

But some should perhaps be on Germany, whose constitutional court in Karlsruhe this week began hearing arguments that the common EU arrest warrant violates the German constitution, or "Basic Law".

The ruling by Maryland's second-highest court was the first by an appeals court to hold that using cell site simulator technology known as Stingray without a warrant violates an individual's fourth amendment protections against illegal search and seizure.

Officials said it was unlikely that either of the inquiries would address directly the question of the legality of the N.S.A. program itself : whether eavesdropping on American soil without court warrants violated the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

In the women's appeal of that ruling, the question for the Supreme Court is a narrow one: did the tests, in the absence of warrants, violate the Constitution?

Now, on the war in Iraq, he advocates for a speedy and complete withdrawal of troops, with no permanent bases; on same-sex marriage, he believes that states should make their own laws; and on wiretaps without warrants, he is fiercely opposed, arguing that the bill that would legalize searches without warrants violates an individual's constitutional rights.