Police can enter a home without a warrant under certain circumstances. This is accurate, as there are exceptions to the warrant requirement for police entry into a home. This includes situations where there's an immediate threat to life, risk of evidence destruction, or a suspect fleeing.
If a resident or someone with authority over the property grants permission for entry. If police are actively pursuing a suspect who enters a home, they may be able to follow without a warrant.
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Jesse Stone Series Collection by Robert B. Parker 10 Book Set
Exigent circumstances are interpreted strictly by most judges, so it isn't the police wild card that you make it out to be.
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ReplyDeleteWell, there goes the neighborhood!
The ugly reality is if cops want to come in to your house they will. They don't care about Rights or the law. Nothing of consequence will happen to them for violating your Rights or for breaking the law so they do what they want. If, by chance you win in court, after a VERY expensive legal fight, any damages you are awarded are paid by the long suffering tax payers. .
ReplyDeleteI've read them all. They were a good read that flow well, he does his reasearch. Have the video collection as well,
ReplyDeletebut the order is slightly different. They somewhat combined the first two books, but you must remember, they didn't
know they would be making more.
Tom Selleck has several movies based on Jesse Stone. Enjoyed all.
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