no-knock search
A search of property by the police without knocking and announcing their presence and purpose before entry.
? A no-knock search warrant may be issued under limited circumstances, as when a prior announcement would probably lead to the destruction of the objects searched for, or would endanger the safety of the police or another person. [Cases: Controlled Substances 153.]
How do Chinese legal professionals usually express the term no-knock search?
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