Could the police look through my internet history without having

>>18385206
You'd have to look up your isp's policy on that. Generally, they'd prefer not to share their information for free, but a warrants a warrant.

>>18385213
Will this be done for smaller crimes, such as a theft?

>>18385240
I have no idea man. It depends on how hard and resourceful the boys want to be to nab you, if they need more conclusive evidence. The world is not as Orwellian as people make it seem, but its still great to be cautious of that.

But it takes a pretty serious court trial to get all the info they can get to bust you. The most id worry in your position is them checking up on you and your house. But theres more crimes that happen everyday.

It takes a team of 10 agents to fully stalk a single person. They're only doing that to muzzies nowadays, generally

Committing a crime carries a risk.
It's up to you to determine if the risk is worth it.
Can they look it up, certainly. If you're researching and don't want anyone to find out you shouldn't use your own IP.

>>18385206
Check into edina

>>18385327
the police issued a warrant for anyone searching a persons name for an entire city

Yes.
Use virgin hardware and stolen WiFi.
Even then you can be pinpointed by a behavioral signature and/or surveillance but that is NSA-tier stuff. I doubt you qualify to be of any interest to them.

>>18385206
They just need to subpoena the ISP. It's not hard to get one. I don't think it even needs probable cause.

>>18385206
Of course, what kind of question is that? This is the case even if you use Tor, VPN e.t.c.