If evidence of this theft of intellectual property can be found, Company may seek to pursue criminal prosecution. Can company supervisor direct local police investigators
Solution
Yes, If there is evidence of this theft of intelectual property found, company can see criminal prosecution.According to fourth amendment projects the people\'s right to secure on their person, houses and private property against unreasonable searches and in order for police to take the action to conduct in order for police to search property they must have either warrant or a probable cause.A probable cause is evidence that proves the act of a crime was committed by an individual or reasonable ground in order to search an individual belongings.
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The Fourth Amendment presents a host of interpretive issues: What is a search? What is a seizure? When is a search or seizure reasonable? What is probable cause? Does the Amendment apply to administrative searches as well as criminal searches? When are warrants required? An entire law school course could be devoted to these questions.
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Fourth Amendment Protections for Company Property Searches
1. If evidence of this theft of intellectual property can be found, Company may seek to pursue
criminal prosecution. Can company supervisor direct local police investigators
Solution
Yes, If there is evidence of this theft of intelectual property found, company can see
criminal prosecution.According to fourth amendment projects the people's right to secure
on their person, houses and private property against unreasonable searches and in order
for police to take the action to conduct in order for police to search property they must
have either warrant or a probable cause.A probable cause is evidence that proves the act of
a crime was committed by an individual or reasonable ground in order to search an
individual belongings.
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The Fourth Amendment presents a host of interpretive issues: What is a search? What is a
seizure? When is a search or seizure reasonable? What is probable cause? Does the
Amendment apply to administrative searches as well as criminal searches? When are
warrants required? An entire law school course could be devoted to these questions.
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