Quote Originally Posted by make it legal
the thing is i think that asking for a warrent is pretty incriminating in itself.
Refusing a search is not probable cause for a search, meaning that just because you tell the cops no, they cannot come in without a warrant, doesn't give them the grounds to get one. Remember, no matter what simply tell them no, they cannot search. If they say they have probable cause and continue to search anyway, you run a better chance of getting off on some technicallity or illegal search/seizure than if you just give them permission. Cause with permission anything they find will hold up in court. Without permission, you may find a way to say the search wasn't lawful and get off. Don't make the cops jobs any easier. I've never had a cop come up to me while I was at work and just start mowing grass for me, so why the hell would I help them out with their work?
Anathema2121 Reviewed by Anathema2121 on . So I woke up to a cop! so im sleepin in and shit, enjoying my day off, and my cat starts to meow so I get up to go let her out of my room, and I open my door, and a cop is standing right there along with another cop and a fire marshall. lol, I was only in my boxers. my roomates were already talking to them. he asked me for id and he looked in my room. I have a weed poster on my wall, my pipe was lying out and so was my weed, and the cop didnt say anything. dont know how that happened. the cops came because basically Rating: 5