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Damn near all of them. I would challenge you to find a defense attorney who would, in general, advise you to consent to a search even if you "have nothing to h
by eli 3y ago
Damn near all of them.
I would challenge you to find a defense attorney who would, in general, advise you to consent to a search even if you "have nothing to hide."
- legitster 3y agoWe're not talking about a blanket consent to search. We're talking about a controlled destruction of something dangerous.
- ethbr1 3y agoI believe the issue people are taking with this approach is there is no "non-blanket consent to search." If you invite law enforcement into your home, and they find probable cause or evidence of another crime, then they get to use that to prosecute you. You don't get to say "but I had an agreement they would only enter my house for the singular purpose of X."