can the cops search your home if you have servalence  camras outside your homein Texas?
342934
Yes If they have a search warrant. It's "POLICE OFFICER search warrant" ... BAMB!! goes the front door. "HIT THE GROUND SCUM BAG" and then you best be sucking dirt!
344155
It sounds like you already know this answer, really.\n\nYour friend is subject to a search of his person, vehicle, place of residence, and property under his control.  The two areas that could trip you up are the place of residence and property under his control.  If the police can make the case that either of those two situations apply to your friend when he's at your house, yes...you could be in "danger" of being searched.\n\nI'll assume your friend isn't there long or often enough for anyone to conclude that it's his residence.  That leaves property under his control (and to a lesser degree, property he has access to).\n\nIf the police can show that your friend has access/control of your kitchen, for example, your kitchen is very likely subject to search.  If your friend has just walked in the front door to your house, and the police walk in behind him, your living room is fairly safe because your friend has not yet had an opportunity to develop any access or control.  \n\nBottom line: the longer he's in your house, and the more of your house he has access to, the more of your house might end up being searched.  And if he happens to have a key to your house in his pocket, an awful lot of your house is probably going to get searched.  If you *never* let him in your bedroom, and you can convince the cops of that, your bedroom should never be searched.  It will really all come down to what the cops can articulate later as to why they searched an area of your house based on your friend's probation.  It's a tough hurdle to jump, but it can be done...it's just not all that common in my experience.
127074
No, there is nothing that states that you must be present during a search.  Search warrants can even be executed when you are not home.  However, a list of seized items are to be left on the premises.
293064
If they find you out of your home and in violation of the court order, they will be able to arrest you for the violation.
824243
You need to check with your local courthouse/police dept
1025417
Funny you mention that. The police chief of Chiago already wants cameras in the homes of felons. Yes we are entering a total police state here in the USA. There are also directional mics in the public areas with those cameras to listen in on your conversations. The justification for these mics is classic disinfo. I have heard that the mics are to triangulate gun shots, yeah they can do that, but mostly they are here to spy on us. But don't just worry about the cameras. State governments are implementing RFID technology into your cars registration stickers. And there are even plans on making a system like Onstar mandatory so basically you will have to "check in" with your state government in some way before you can even drive your car! It is really beyond 1984 what is being set up here in the US, and the national news will NOT tell you its happening.
483217
call the sheriffs office and they can tell you what you are looking for
871740
Probable cause (IE) tail light out, registration sticker) But They need your permission to search
735799
Ask your local police department they should know.
493841
Without a search warrant, police officers are NEVER allowed to enter your house aside from a few specific exceptions (exigent circumstances, consent, etc.).  If you believe the police are harassing you, you can file a civil action.  Be sure to get the officer's ID numbers next time they come and remember they can only enter if you let them, and without a warrant they cannot.
600488
Just call up the PD and ask them, they will tell you!
382349
Illegal.  Only the police may execute a warrant, and when searching a home, the police may NOT be accompanied by a member of the media, UNLESS they are necessary to the search (which is rare, i.e. to identify stolen property).  Presence of reporters renders the search unreasonable and illegal, as it is outside the purpose of the execution of the warrant.\n\nThe First Amendment here does not outweigh the more important Fourth Amendment right.
153523
Police may enter your home if they have a reasonable suspicion that someone is about to suffer bodily harm, if the owner or leasee of the premises lets them, if they have a warrant, or if they don't plan to use anything they learn while in there, or the fruits of that knowledge, in court. Otherwise, anything they attempt to present as evidence at trial should be thrown out.
841113
ask the local police they maybe able to tellyou.
410607
I would check with your local law enforcement agency.
691537
If contraband was found during a search....you or the person who was in the home or vehicle should have been charged and arrested then....\n\nWhat was the reason for the search? Was a search warrant issued at the time by a judge? Did the police tell you that they had found what they were looking for in your immediate area?\n\nThis story sounds a little iffy....Give more input and maybe I can give you an opion....\n\nTechnically...if you were not arrested at the time of the search..you can go wherever you want.....you were not arrested at the time....and the police did not tell you not to leave town....
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It would see that a roommate CAN give the police consent to search...\n\nhttp://writ.news.findlaw.com/colb/20050518.html