Under the Fourth Amendment police officers and other government officials must have probable cause to be able to conduct a personal or property search.

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The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution requires that searches and seizures be supported by probable cause and a warrant. However, there are certain exceptions and circumstances where a warrantless search may be conducted, such as in cases of exigent circumstances or with a person's consent.

Under the Fourth Amendment Police Officers and Other Government Officials