The Supreme Court curbs law enforcement's power to search automobiles without a warrant, holding that if a vehicle is located on private property adjacent to a house police will generally need to meet a higher burden before searching it

The Supreme Court curbs law enforcement's power to search automobiles without a warrant, holding that if a vehicle is located on private property adjacent to a house police will generally need to meet a higher burden before searching it https://t.co/nbf4s3EYXB

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