> In other words: if law enforcement doesn't have sufficient time to complete warrant paperwork and get a judge to sign off on one in advance, it's business as

> In other words: if law enforcement doesn't have sufficient time to complete warrant paperwork and get a judge to sign off on one in advance, it's business as usual. That's not even what the previous paragraph said. They don't need a warrant if there is imminent danger to life, not if they just don't have time to get one. The latter implies they could use it for anything they wanted as long as they made an argument that time was of the essence, which seems like a fairly low bar to clear.