[muawiyah]

Oh, yeah? Hardly the case. The Indiana Supreme Court didn't even deal with that issue ~ the majority decision simply said you couldn't lawfully resist even unlawful entry by the cops.

The guy didn't live there. He'd announced his intention. His stuff was out, and if it wasn't out he was entitled to his day in court to make his claim and in most places even have the Sheriff HELP HIM remove it.

The woman asked the cops to come to her place ~ and her right is paramount in this case. Don't ignore her right. The police actions follow directly from it.

[Ratman83]

The guy didn't live there. He'd announced his intention. His stuff was out, and if it wasn't out he was entitled to his day in court to make his claim and in most places even have the Sheriff HELP HIM remove it.He was moving out, he was getting his stuff and leaving he was not out.

The woman asked the cops to come to her place But she did not give them permission to enter the apartment when they asked.