[elkfersupper]

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?

[JoeSixPack1]

Why is that, do you think?

The Supreme Court ruling of 1872 created a bond between a bailbondsmen and his client that is only equaled in our society by a 'parent/minor child' bond.

If your minor child is in someone elses home, you cannot, by any law, be denied an opportunity to retrieve your minor child.

[TheCrusader]

"And it's an entirely different standard for law enforcement, which is my point in posting this. Why is that, do you think?"

I read about a case like this several years ago in Boston. The cops kicked down the door of an innocent Pastor and he had a heart attack and died on the spot. About all that was done about this debauchery of 'law enforcement' was the cops said: "oops, sorry".