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Fourth amendment 2 and 3 means what?
Interpret in 2 sentences each each in 7th graders response
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Here are simple explanations of the 2nd and 3rd parts (clauses) of the Fourth Amendment:
Clause 2: Police usually need a judge’s permission, called a warrant, before they can search your home or take your things. To get that warrant they must show good reason (probable cause) and promise under oath that their reason is true.
Clause 3: A warrant has to clearly say exactly where the police can search and what they are allowed to take. That rule helps protect people from random or unfair searches and keeps their privacy safe.
Clause 2: Police usually need a judge’s permission, called a warrant, before they can search your home or take your things. To get that warrant they must show good reason (probable cause) and promise under oath that their reason is true.
Clause 3: A warrant has to clearly say exactly where the police can search and what they are allowed to take. That rule helps protect people from random or unfair searches and keeps their privacy safe.
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