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Moral of the story: if the police have to ask for permission to search your {car,house,person}, the answer should pretty much always be no. The 4th amendment i
by ftp_123 8y ago
Moral of the story: if the police have to ask for permission to search your {car,house,person}, the answer should pretty much always be no.
The 4th amendment is your friend and will atrophy if not used.
- pstuart 8y agoThen they call in the dogs and cue them to indicate probable suspicion. Problem solved! /s
- gumby 8y agoI understand that in at least some jurisdictions you can refuse a dig search and just be arrested.
- pstuart 8y agoThat doesn't sound like much of a win.
- SN76477 8y agoWith a proper warrant that is fine. Candy isn’t going to set off dogs.
- cbluth 8y agoUnderstandably. But they train the dogs to provide false positives, and then they arrest you anyways.
- CyberDildonics 8y agoI'm not sure why you think that is the moral of the story of someone being held as a prisoner for 3 months for no reason.