Searches – How to Justice

Explainer: Do Cops Really Use Baby DNA To Solve Crimes?

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Earlier this week, Wired Magazine reported that cops in New Jersey used baby DNA to charge the child’s father. It’s as crazy as it sounds.

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During a search by law enforcement, you do not have to tell the police much. At most, you will have to identify yourself.

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Police can search a person’s car with a warrant or with consent. But you don’t have to consent to a search under any circumstances.

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Police can only search a person’s home in certain circumstances. But, if you consent to a search, those circumstances don’t have to apply.

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Going through the federal prison intake process can be scary. Knowing what to expect can help.

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Sometimes. Outside of prison, you have a reasonable right to privacy. When you enter prison, things change.