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Jackson is not the first judicial officer from the Antelope Valley to serve on the appellate court. The Constitution protects property owners not by giving them license to engage the police in a debate over the basis of the warrant, but by interposing, ex ante, the 'deliberate impartial judgment of the judicial officer . 3) The exceptions allow law enforcement officers to bypass the procedures of obtaining a warrant from a judicial officer when there is a determination that a significant government interest in searching without a warrant outweighs the interests of the individual. |
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