When police officers conduct a warrant search at the wrong location but their mistake is considered reasonable given the circumstances, there is no violation of the Fourth Amendment.

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The Supreme Court has held that when police officers execute a search warrant at the wrong location due to a reasonable mistake, it does not necessarily violate the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. This is because the reasonableness of the officers' actions is taken into account.

When Police Officers Conduct a Warrant Search at the Wrong