If an individual gives voluntary consent for the police to search his or her person or property, the police may do so without a warrant, and any evidence found will be admissible in court.

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If someone voluntarily consents to a search, the police do not need a warrant and any evidence found can be used in court. However, if someone is coerced or forced into giving consent, the search may be considered illegal and any evidence found may be excluded from court.

If an Individual Gives Voluntary Consent for the Police to Search