When does a Utah police officer have the right to search my car?
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Understand Your Rights Regarding a Utah DUI
Remember, the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution and the Utah State Constitution protect people from unreasonable searches and seizures. You do have the right to say no if a police officer asks for permission to search your car. If a search is conducted without consent, a warrant or probable cause, then any evidence found by the officer during that search can be suppressed.
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Contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer if you believe your constitutional rights have been violated by an unlawful search or seizure or if you are facing criminal charges in Utah. Call 801-285-5550 for a free case evaluation.
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