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To: Cboldt

It is a key point from the legal viewpoint.

Police are allowed to enter a premis under the following situations:

1) they have a warrant
2) they have probable cause (knowing of or observing a violation of law)
3) they have exigent circumstances (someone in danger)
4) they have the owners permission

Given the fact that the cops attempted entry and were rebuffed, that means the cop knew that they did not have any of the above 4 conditions.


15 posted on 07/08/2015 12:30:13 PM PDT by taxcontrol
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To: taxcontrol
2) they have probable cause (knowing of or observing a violation of law)

How about a reasonable suspicion that someone underage was consuming alcohol and asking for ID?

17 posted on 07/08/2015 12:32:47 PM PDT by don-o (I am Kenneth Carlisle - Waco 5/17/15)
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To: taxcontrol
I believe that permission is implied, for premises open to the public. See my hypothetical, they come in to have a donut.

I've been looking for a copy of the suit, to see if it has more detail. So far all I find is the AP story repeated on various propaganda outlets.

19 posted on 07/08/2015 12:39:40 PM PDT by Cboldt
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