Warrantless in a sentence

After the Sept. 11 attacks, President George W. Bush secretly ordered a warrantless wiretapping program code-named Stellarwind.

However, the bill left out other provisions banning taxpayer-funded abortion travel, military coverage of transgender medical care and warrantless searches of American communications.

In New York, Coronel's lawyer Jeffrey Lichtman told the I-Team that these broad warrantless searches are "a standard condition for released inmates" and he says that's why they didn't object to the more stringent imposition on her probation.

These warrantless seizures were the subject of a Civil Beat investigation last year.

After months of delays, the US House of Representatives voted on Friday to extend a controversial warrantless wiretap program for two years.

But Flake voted to give new powers to the National Security Agencyconduct warrantless surveillance on Americans.

Experts warn that these actions are part of a pattern of increasing collusion between the federal government and corporate America to commit warrantless surveillance of American citizens.

Other states have also passed laws prohibiting warrantless searches of vehicles based solely on the smell of cannabis.

Authority applies only to warrantless arrests.

SLO Police officers said they could conduct the warrantless search because Cheyne Orndoff was on probation.

Uy said the police raiding team forgot that despite the state of martial law at the time, Minhati’s arrest did not fall into the category of “warrantless arrest”.

During that lawsuit, Judge issued an injunction ordering Arpaio to stop his unconstitutional practice of running warrantless police sweeps to round up undocumented immigrants.

In this case, however, the “hall monitors” were truly warrantless, and Benjamin was left undetained, but shaken.

The recordings, which police say were taken with the permission of the condo board, are at the centre of an appeal in a case that exposes the current legal “grey zone” around warrantless police surveillance in condo buildings.

Would the circumstance, along with the credible tip from a confidential informant, merit a valid warrantless search under moving vehicles?

A separate legal doctrine allows warrantless searches in “exigent circumstances,” including whether the evidence — in this case, the motorcycle — might disappear if not looked for quickly.

But Lewis said he’s broken with Trump on big spending bills, warrantless wiretaps and federal laws affecting medical marijuana.

Had he decided to fight the charges there were triable issues related to the warrantless search of his iPhone.

The bill reforms Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to end warrantless backdoor searches of Americans’ calls, emails, texts and other communications that are routinely swept up under a program designed to spy on foreign targets.

The EFF told the outlet that the bill is a threat to First and Fourth Amendment rights, namely freedom of speech and protection from warrantless seizures.