In Virginia, police generally require a warrant to conduct searches or surveillance on private property, including using radar to detect speed. However, if the private property is adjacent to a public roadway and the officer has a clear view of vehicles from that public area, they may be able to use radar without a warrant. Additionally, certain circumstances, such as ongoing criminal activity or safety concerns, could provide exceptions. Always consult legal counsel for specific situations.
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