Feds and searches?
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CHeezyRyder
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probably not legal but honestly i always think of it as.... does he or she have the balls or authoritah ya authoritah to do it. for example. i dont ever keep buds in my glove box.. reason even thought there not aloud to search if i say no, ive met a few prick cops who will do it anyway! not saying there all dicks/coruppt/mean ect. basically what im saying is better safe than sorry
CHeezyRyder
Active Member
closet thing u will get to "laws" is just to look up the laws in your county, an if ur really worried about feds.. the federal law but that trump allll
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
to answer your question, no, no cop / fed / w/e can come onto a property that you own, so long as you're not a renter or leaser, without some form of a search warrant as far as i know..
and even with a search warrant, they can only look for w/e was specified in the warrant, ie, they can't come in looking for drugs and take something not related to drugs as far as i know..
disclaimer, i'm not a lawyer, but i did stay at comfort inns last night...
and even with a search warrant, they can only look for w/e was specified in the warrant, ie, they can't come in looking for drugs and take something not related to drugs as far as i know..
disclaimer, i'm not a lawyer, but i did stay at comfort inns last night...
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
yah, i forgot to mention that part, if you let them in, that's all on you, no warrant needed at that point in time..
CHeezyRyder
Active Member
they are allowed to lie thru there teeth if they wish is EXACTLY what i was looking for in my post lol
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
they can lie through their teeth, but they can't use anything they find in a court of law... right in the bill of rights my friend, no illegal search and seizure.. :d
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
The Fourth Amendment (Amendment IV) to the United States Constitution is the part of the Bill of Rights which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures, along with requiring any warrant to be judicially sanctioned and supported by probable cause. It was adopted as a response to the abuse of the writ of assistance, which is a type of general search warrant, in the American Revolution. Search and seizure (including arrest) should be limited in scope according to specific information supplied to the issuing court, usually by a law enforcement officer, who has sworn by it. The Fourth Amendment applies to the states by way of the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution
Clippings or not, it's pot all the same in the eyes of law enforcement. They'll weigh it all when sentencing come up.
The courts have really turned a blind eye to the written laws these days, figuring the severity of the "drug crisis" allows that leeway. So, Bill of Rights, Constitution, etc. mean diddly squat. If you get the wrong judge, you're fucked.
The courts have really turned a blind eye to the written laws these days, figuring the severity of the "drug crisis" allows that leeway. So, Bill of Rights, Constitution, etc. mean diddly squat. If you get the wrong judge, you're fucked.
Jasonian069
Active Member
But, you won't be getting your shit back. Don't even open the door to those cocksucking vampires. If you have to talk to them, talk to them through the window as you film them.
HotShot7414
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What you don't see you don't know,and who just let strangers in their house!?
a good fed would plant a "bug" to get more info. Check your bathroom and anywhere he was. Your fucked bro, it was a Narc jogger. They got ben back in 2010.. And its the feds man, rules don't apply.
If its a U.F.O. then its F.B.I so i'm O.U.T. nigga don't call me -jizzle-
If its a U.F.O. then its F.B.I so i'm O.U.T. nigga don't call me -jizzle-
charface
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In other words? Wait, wtf? Clippings that you pile up and burn weekly that aren't weed.
Not sure what your secondary hobby is but it sounds illegal. lol
Samwell Seed Well
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anyone that comes to my house that i dont know will get the face in the glass portion above, and the theres the mail box look . . good bye . .
if they knock i don't even go to the door . . . .only people gonna be coming to my door are invited . . so no one gets in without a invite first . . you show up without an app. and i know you, i open and tell you to call back in 30 and set up a time to come over, my home is not a pit stop in between errands
homie dont play that
also active security system helps . . people wont just walk up when they can see cameras . . .1984 shit
if they knock i don't even go to the door . . . .only people gonna be coming to my door are invited . . so no one gets in without a invite first . . you show up without an app. and i know you, i open and tell you to call back in 30 and set up a time to come over, my home is not a pit stop in between errands
homie dont play that
also active security system helps . . people wont just walk up when they can see cameras . . .1984 shit
If there is evidence in plain sight, they most surely can use it in court. Out of sight is a different story. But if you let them in, and they smell pot or see a bong of powder on a table- they'll go in front of a judge, explain what happened and what they saw, and the search warrant will be forth coming pronto......
echlectica
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Under the patriot act they can come in your house when your not home with no warrent.