Missouri SB1224 modifies rules for searches and seizures on private property by public entities.
Missouri SB1224 modifies provisions relating to searches and seizures on private property by public entities. It outlines procedures for filing a motion to suppress evidence obtained through unlawful searches or seizures. The bill specifies that public entities must obtain consent from landowners or a search warrant before placing surveillance cameras on private property. It also details the grounds for a motion to suppress, including searches conducted without warrant or lawful authority, improper warrants, and illegal executions.
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