Navigating Electronic Surveillance Laws: Arrest and Search Warrants

1. 4 Searches and Arrests with Warrants

2. Figure 4.1 Sample Arrest Warrant

3. Figure 4.2 Example of a Search Warrant That Meets the Particularity Requirement continued on next slide

4. Figure 4.2 (continued) Example of a Search Warrant That Meets the Particularity Requirement continued on next slide

5. Figure 4.2 (continued) Example of a Search Warrant That Meets the Particularity Requirement

6. Figure 4.3 Factors Used to Distinguish between a Stop and an Arrest

7. Figure 4.4 Summary of Arrest Warrant Requirements

8. Figure 4.5 Use of Force Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department) continued on next slide

9. Figure 4.5 (continued) Use of Force Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department) continued on next slide

10. Figure 4.5 (continued) Use of Force Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department) continued on next slide

11. Figure 4.5 (continued) Use of Force Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department)

12. Figure 4.6 Search Warrant Policy (Portland, OR, Police Bureau)

13. Figure 4.7 Example of a Special Instructions Warrant

14. Figure 4.8 Summary of Search Warrant Restrictions

15. Figure 4.9 Strip and Body Cavity Search Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department) continued on next slide

16. Figure 4.9 (continued) Strip and Body Cavity Search Policy (San Bernardino, CA, Police Department)

17. Electronic surveillance law is rapidly changing. There are several “hoops” authorities have to jump through in order to conduct electronic surveillance of the sort depicted in this picture.Pres Panayotov / Shutterstock