If officers suspect something, they likely will try to conduct a search whether it is your home, your business, your vehicle, etc. If the officer does not have a warrant you do not have to let them search. You can refuse it. However, if you give the officer permission, they do not need a warrant to conduct a search. As your attorney, one of the first things we will do is determine whether or not the police conducted a legal search and seizure. Entrapment is a common cause of illegal search and seizures, and occurs when an individual is induced or cajoled by the police into breaking the law when that individual would not have broken the law otherwise. If you believe your search and seizure was illegal, we will use that to build your case as there is a chance drugs confiscated during an illegal search would not be admissible in court. Contact Ann Sheeley for a free consultation.