I suggest that you research “exigent circumstances” and while you are at you may wish to look up the pages of case law dealing with “curtilage” and policeman having the authority to go where anyone in the general public has a right to go.
So ‘exigent circumstances’ nullifies Amendment 4.
So, basically what you are saying is that the application of the 4th is really up to a judge?
So I guess the Constitution is really ‘open to interpretation’ depending on the circumstances then.
And here I thought what the Forefathers wrote is what they meant.
I guess I was a fool for believing that.