The police are permitted to search your property under certain circumstances—generally, if they have probable cause that a search will reveal evidence about a crime. To search your home, the police must get a warrant for the search unless there are special circumstances that would make the search legal without a warrant. There is no bright-line test to determine whether the search was legal. Our NJ criminal defense lawyers will analyze all of the surrounding facts and circumstances to determine whether it is possible to have the evidence suppressed based upon an illegal search.