Sentence examples similar to warrants shielding from inspiring English sources
The Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens inside their homes from unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant, may shield Americans from miniature government drones searching for illicit substances.
And who were they shielding?
TOKYO — The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady Wednesday but warned of lingering risks to the country's recovery prospects, a sign it was saving ammunition in case the deepening debt crisis in Europe warranted further action to shield the economy.
11 program of wiretapping without warrants should be given retroactive immunity to shield them from some 40 lawsuits over the program.
Until a valid warrant has issued, citizens are entitled to shield "their persons, houses, papers, and effects," U. S. Const., Amdt.
It was while poring over calls between Argentina and Iran that Nisman says he discovered the secret offer by Argentina's government to shield Iranian officials from his arrest warrants, in return for Iranian oil.
Agathe Habyarimana, the wife of the president, now lives in France, shielded by the French from an arrest warrant issued by the Rwandan government in 2010 accusing her of genocide, complicity in genocide, and conspiracy to commit genocide.
She said the police didn't produce a warrant until two hours after the raid began, and officers shielded their name tags so they couldn't be identified.
Mobley appealed his case to the Court of Appeals of Georgia, arguing that he had an expectation of privacy in his vehicle's black box data and that the Fourth Amendment shielded this data from police search and seizure without a warrant.
