Illegal Search and Seizure Defense in Riverside
As former district attorneys, the San Bernardino & Riverside criminal defense lawyers at Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon know the rules the police and prosecution must follow. The police cannot violate your rights by illegally searching and seizing your property. They cannot violate your constitutional rights in any way, and our San Bernardino & Riverside attorneys will not let them. If you are seeking a powerful defense against drug charges in California, we are here to protect your rights.
Contact us today online or by telephone at (951) 574-2281 to speak with one of our Riverside drug crimes defense lawyers. We represent clients throughout Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties.
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From the very beginning, he was incredibly honest, transparent, and straightforward about my case. He took the time to explain everything in detail, ensuring I fully understood my options.- Raymond S.
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What truly sets Phil apart, though, is his unwavering commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for his clients. His legal expertise and strategic thinking were evident as he navigated my case.- Kurt S.
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This team was beyond easy to work with. Mr. Greenberg called me himself within minutes of my request for a consultation to personally chat and that action spoke volumes.- Alex G.
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Charles Kenyon met with us and treated us with kindness and respect. He listened with empathy. He has many years of experience and he was able to educate us with his legal advice and provide different perspectives.- Michael A.
The Fourth Amendment and Drug Crime Searches
The Fourth Amendment protects us from “unreasonable searches and seizures” by state and federal law enforcement officials. This means the police must have probable cause in making a search. They must have a search warrant detailing the specific location that is to be searched, or they must have sufficient reason to justify a warrantless search.
Evidence and Illegal Searches in San Bernardino & Riverside
Evidence obtained from an illegal search cannot be used against the defendant. Furthermore, if the unlawfully obtained evidence leads to more evidence, the additional evidence cannot be taken into consideration either.
Your Voice in the Fight
Here's What Sets Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon Apart
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Decades of Criminal Defense
Since 1980, our attorneys have handled a wide spectrum of criminal cases, bringing seasoned judgment and steady guidance to every matter.
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Prosecutorial Perspective
With backgrounds as former prosecutors, we anticipate the opposition’s approach and pinpoint case vulnerabilities from the outset.
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Direct Attorney Access
Our boutique structure ensures you work one‑on‑one with senior counsel—no handoffs to junior associates.
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Clear, Consistent Communication
We return calls promptly, provide regular updates, and lay out each step so you always know where your case stands.
Have questions? Ready to get started? Call (951) 574-2281 today to schedule a free consultation. We return calls promptly and walk you through every step of the legal process.
