If a landowner posts "no trespassing" signs at the entrance to an open field, such as farmland, an
officer must get a warrant to search the field.

Name: If a landowner posts "no trespassing" signs at the entrance to an open field, such as farmland, an officer must get a warrant to search the field.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that open fields are not protected by the Fourth Amendment, so officers do not need a warrant to enter and search open fields, even if there are "no trespassing" signs posted.

If a Landowner Posts "No Trespassing" Signs at the Entrance