No, I do not believe it is too much of a burden on law enforcement. I believe the problem is a lack of training and consistent reinforcement of keeping abreast of current and new laws and procedures. The average patrol officer is not usually included in the drafting of search warrants, collecting evidence, Title VI, or being involved in complex cases which require a more in-depth understanding of search and seizure for example. So, it becomes incumbent upon them to make sure they are abreast of the law and procedures, even if their department does not. I believe many officers lack a clear understanding of what they can and cannot do in regards to search and seizure, and thus, do not go any further than what they understand or are comfortable
