Fbi Investigative Drug Use

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Forced administration of drugs for investigative purposes can violate the Fourth Amendment (against unreasonable searches and seizures) and the Fifth Amendment (against self-incrimination). Therefore, it is generally considered illegal. The FBI, as an agency operating under U.S. Law, should not engage in such practices. If you believe this is happening, its recommended to seek legal counsel.

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Can the fbi with a court order use investigative drugs on the ppl they investigate to determine if they commited a crime
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In the United States, forced administration of drugs for investigative purposes can be considered a violation of the Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures and the Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
Is it legal?
In the United States:
- Forcing administration of drugs for investigative purposes can violate the Fourth Amendment (against unreasonable searches and seizures)
- It could also infringe on the Fifth Amendment (against self-incrimination)
- Therefore, it is generally considered illegal.
Does the fbi do that
The FBI, as an agency operating under U.S. law, should not engage in practices considered illegal, including forced administration of drugs for investigative purposes. If you believe this is happening, it's recommended to seek legal counsel.