Individuals may grant the police permission to conduct a search without a warrant, although the permission must be voluntary, meaning that the police did not threaten or coerce the individual.

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This is known as a "consent search," and it is a valid exception to the requirement of a warrant for a lawful search. However, the individual must give their consent voluntarily, without any coercion or deception by the police.

Individuals May Grant the Police Permission to Conduct a Search