Notions on Searches

Abstract

The domicile or residence of a person is inviolable, as guaranteed in the Constitution and by the European Convention on Human Rights. However, the inviolability of the home is not absolute and unconditional, the domestic law and the European Human Rights Convention establish exceptions from this principle. Besides the fact that the search is an exception from the principle of inviolability as its effect is the restriction on the exertion of certain rights or freedoms recognized and guaranteed, its disposition or accomplishment under the rule of law must be completed under the circumstances stipulated by the law.