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	~~As a condition of parole or probationer, a person may be required to have a '''~~search ~~condition''', also known as a '''Fourth waiver''' or a '''Fourth Amendment waiver'''.~~		#REDIRECT [[search conditions]]

	A stop of a vehicle made without reasonable suspicion is not subsequently cured by the discovery that one of the passengers has a search condition. (People v. Bates (Dec. 12, 2013, H037910) ___ Cal.App.4th ___ <http://www.courts.ca.gov/opinions/documents/H037910.PDF>)