Illegal Search Case Dismissal

To file a motion to dismiss a case on the grounds of illegal search and seizure in Minnesota, you should consider the following points:
- **Fourth Amendment**: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
- **Minnesota Constitution, Article I, Section ***: Provides additional protections against unlawful searches and seizures.
- **Exclusionary Rule**: Evidence obtained unlawfully cannot be used in court.
You will need to file this motion in the relevant court.
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Have you gathered evidence showing the search was illegal?

It's important to gather evidence to support your motion to dismiss based on illegal search and seizure. Consider the following steps:
- **Document the Incident**: Write down all details about the search and seizure.
- **Obtain Records**: Request police reports, search warrants, and any other relevant documents.
- **Witness Statements**: Gather statements from any witnesses present during the search.
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To strengthen your case, you should focus on demonstrating how the use of the dog and your detainment may have violated your rights. Here are some steps:
*. **Document the Incident**: Note the timeline, actions, and any statements made by officers.
*. **Request Records**: Obtain the police report and any bodycam footage.
*. **Consult a Lawyer**: They can help assess the legality of the search and seizure.
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