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"So why not say yes?" This is how the article frames the situation, somehow insinuating that the default is to let the cops violate your privacy. However, the
by addicted 11y ago
"So why not say yes?"
This is how the article frames the situation, somehow insinuating that the default is to let the cops violate your privacy.
However, the law is very clear on this aspect. The default is No. The cops have to find a valid reason to be able to search. There is absolutely no reason why a citizen should allow for a search, and doing so can only hurt, not help, them.
- mattdeboard 11y agoPretty sure the article wasn't insinuating anything like that. It was just a journalist asking an obvious question so the interviewee explains their thought process in more detail.