gun confiscation going on now in connecticut

[Crunchy]

Ok thanks Piano. ya told everyone here to never let a cop in no matter what they say. no warrant no entry. THis poor guy is going through hell and this will only get worse I feel.

Hopefully most people realize that it wouldn't be wise to take legal advice from someone they don't know, with likely no legal training.

[christopheri]

Ok thanks Piano. ya told everyone here to never let a cop in no matter what they say. no warrant no entry. THis poor guy is going through hell and this will only get worse I feel.

Hopefully most people realize that it wouldn't be wise to take legal advice from someone they don't know, with likely no legal training.

He is right. No warrent no entry... It is not hard to tell a cop that you would rather not consent to search with out a warrent.

[Crunchy]

No  there are exemptions to search warrant requirements.

[Bean Counter]

Sorry Crunchy but you are wrong. There are several exceptions to warrant requirements.

[NoImpactNoIdea]

Sorry Crunchy but you are wrong. There are several exceptions to warrant requirements.

 

[Bean Counter]

"Readily mobile conveyance," "hot pursuit," etc. etc.

[JLS]

Maybe you're reading something different than I am, but I think that is exactly what Crunchy was saying is that you can enter a domicile without a warrant.

[Bean Counter]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

[JLS]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

No kidding, I just said that.

[Bean Counter]

Ooops, yep my bad guys 

Good job, Crunchy! 

[christopheri]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

 Welfare check doesnt not cover that. Knock and talk? Yes. Enter home? Not without a warrent.

[JLS]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

 Welfare check doesnt not cover that. Knock and talk? Yes. Enter home? Not without a warrent.

Maybe you should read up.

http://nationalparalegal.edu/conlawcrimproc_public/protectionfromsearches&seizures/extowarrantreq.asp

[christopheri]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

 Welfare check doesn't not cover that. Knock and talk? Yes. Enter home? Not without a warrent.

Maybe you should read up.

http://nationalparalegal.edu/conlawcrimproc_public/protectionfromsearches&seizures/extowarrantreq.asp

I did and have. I don't see where the police had a right to enter this mans home without a warrent. That is why they "bull dogged" him into letting them in. If they had the right to they would of just gone in his house without consent...

If Leo came to my house because a neighbor called and said that they saw me beating my wife he cant enter my home with out consent. This is hear say. He or she could do a knock and talk. He has to have probable cause and would have to arrest me before he could search. If 911 was dialed from my house and someone was asking for help then yes this falls under the six exceptions to the warrent. This is the way I understand the "six exceptions". It is an interesting topic none the less.

[JLS]

Okay, I think I misunderstood your first post.  I didn't realize you were referencing the video from the OP, my bad

[Crunchy]

Regardless, still wrong. There are exceptions to the warrant requirement to enter a residence.

 Welfare check doesnt not cover that. Knock and talk? Yes. Enter home? Not without a warrent.

Maybe you should read up.

http://nationalparalegal.edu/conlawcrimproc_public/protectionfromsearches&seizures/extowarrantreq.asp

And we have a winner!!  Thanks for the link.