Today, we explore how police must obtain a warrant before accessing hotel guest lists or entering a room. This documentary clearly explains constitutional rights in a friendly manner for you. The Constitution and state laws require law enforcement to follow strict legal procedures. Officers cannot access guest lists or enter a room without first receiving a warrant. Any evidence found during an unlawful search is automatically excluded in court properly. Imagine a scenario at a local hotel where officers unexpectedly enter a guest’s room without a warrant. The visitor, unsuspecting and calm, becomes part of a breach of rights. As the investigation unfolds, it is later revealed that any items discovered are dismissed by the court due to illegal entry. In summary, knowing your rights at hotels and motels is essential. If you ever face an unlawful entry, remember that evidence obtained illegally won’t stand in legal proceedings. Always seek guidance from an attorney to protect your freedoms and ensure your treatment aligns with both constitutional guarantees and state laws.