SpainPregunta 2009 · Fundamental rights and duties
In Spain the police can enter any home at any time without a court order.
In the exam (Spanish)
En España la policía puede entrar en cualquier casa sin resolución judicial en cualquier momento.
- aTrue.Verdadero.
- bFalse.Falso.Correct answer
Why?
The home is inviolable (Article 18). The police can only enter a home with the owner's or occupant's permission, with a court authorisation, or when a crime is being committed.
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