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Does there have to be a search warrent for a probation search?

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No, you consented to that possibility when you signed your probation papers and voluntarily submitted to being overseen and monitored by the probation authorities. Remember! You are serving a sentence for being found guilty.
You could have refused to submit to the conditions of probation and gone to jail instead.

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