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To: Brilliant
I doubt that it's legal for a bounty hunter to break into someone's house.

Actually it is. As long as the bounty hunter is breaking into the CORRECT house.

Ih a bounty hunter has information that a fugitive is hiding out at a certain address, he has the right to go there, kick the door in, enter the place, cuff and drag the fugitive away...all without a warrant.

However, if the bounty hunter makes the mistake of breaking into the wrong house, then he's up S$%#s creek without a paddle.

22 posted on 01/29/2006 5:13:51 PM PST by lowbridge (All that is needed for evil to triumph is for "RINOS" to do something)
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To: lowbridge

Without a warrant? I'm betting George W. Bush is behind this somehow.


26 posted on 01/29/2006 5:17:55 PM PST by Brilliant
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To: lowbridge
However, if the bounty hunter makes the mistake of breaking into the wrong house, then he's up S$%#s creek without a paddle.

And it's an entirely different standard for law enforcement, which is my point in posting this.

Why is that, do you think?

28 posted on 01/29/2006 5:18:59 PM PST by elkfersupper
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To: lowbridge
Appreciate the clarification. Now back to castle protection plan 1.

mc
42 posted on 01/29/2006 5:43:40 PM PST by mcshot (Rusty but trusty or vice versa.)
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