HydroDawg421
Well-Known Member
I'll be willing to bet large sums of $$ that EVERYTHING boils down to whether the door was locked or unlocked.
Yes, it does here in Michigan. Around here there was a home divided into flats. Everyone were friends and they left their doors unlocked. The courts said that the interior doors left unlocked meant that the entire building became one unit.
Don't know what happened on appeal.
They had an arrest warrant. If they can prove they had reasonable suspicion that he was inside (car parked outside) they can enter the residence and anything found is admissible. a good high $$ lawyer could make an argument that the search was illegal but I think that's an uphill battle that won't be won.
And smelling marijuana is sufficient probable cause BTW.
The doors weren't locked, but that doesn't matter.
My threads have been cleaned of pics and my hard drive is only a few months old no pics on it.
Apparently he never went to his court date or paid his fine
My threads have been cleaned of pics and my hard drive is only a few months old no pics on it.
The doors weren't locked, but that doesn't matter.