All states permit probation officers to conduct warrantless, suspicionless searches of persons on probation.

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Probation conditions vary by state, and not all states allow probation officers to conduct warrantless, suspicionless searches of persons on probation. The authority to conduct such searches often depends on the specific terms of probation set by the court, which can include consent to searches as a condition of probation. However, this is not universally permitted across all states without specific conditions or suspicions.

All States Permit Probation Officers to Conduct Warrantless, Suspicionless Searches