Bill > HB2572

This bill, known as the "Protection of Shared Physical and Digital Property from Warrantless Searches Act," establishes conditions for the government to search or seize physical or digital property held by a third party. It requires the government to obtain a search or seizure warrant based on probable cause, except in certain exigent circumstances or with the property owner's permission. The bill also defines key terms like "digital property," "physical property," and "third party," and provides for the exclusion of illegally obtained evidence and the ability to pursue legal action for violations of the act. The bill aims to protect individuals' rights to privacy and security in their shared physical and digital property, in contrast with the "Third Party Doctrine" that has limited such protections.