Can Police Search Your Car Without a Reason?

A caller named Jamie asked whether her son has to allow police to search his car or apartment without a warrant. Our attorney explains that saying no is your right, and agreeing to a search can waive important protections later, even if you’ve done nothing wrong. He also breaks down Florida’s newer “super speeder” law, where driving 50+ mph over the limit can now mean jail time, not just a ticket, and how repeat offenses can turn misdemeanors into felonies. If you have questions about your rights during a stop or search, reach out to Perry & Young for a free consultation. We’re here to help.