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Definition: A search warrant that specifically authorizes officers to enter a premises without first knocking and announcing their presence. Issued when there is reasonable suspicion that evidence may be destroyed or officer safety is at risk.
Category: Law Enforcement · Statute: F.S. 933.09 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding No-Knock Warrant in Florida
A search warrant that specifically authorizes officers to enter a premises without first knocking and announcing their presence. Issued when there is reasonable suspicion that evidence may be destroyed or officer safety is at risk.
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