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RCK

Posted 2008-03-24 1:12 PM (#14237)

Master and Commander

Posts: 1431

Subject: DC Voluntary House to House Search/NSR

Again this is an information only post

http://www.nbc4.com/news/15688264/detail.html

Stoops

Posted 2008-03-24 2:44 PM (#14243 - in reply to #14237)

Master and Commander

Posts: 1405

Location: Houston, TX (Best state in the US)

Subject: RE: DC Voluntary House to House Search/NSR

The founders must be turning over in their graves. Good grief!!!!

RCK----for information only posts, you seem to have a knack for picking controversial ones! hee hee.....I am going to have to design a Ray Turner Stir the Pot award and consider you for one of the first awardees.

RCK

Posted 2008-03-24 2:51 PM (#14246 - in reply to #14243)

Master and Commander

Posts: 1431

Subject: RE: DC Voluntary House to House Search/NSR

I ain't nutin but a hound dog cra crying all the time!! Thank You......Thank Ya All.......Thank Ya Very Much!!!!

Jim M.

Posted 2008-03-24 6:40 PM (#14253 - in reply to #14237)

Great Sage of the Sea

Posts: 877

Subject: RE: DC Voluntary House to House Search/NSR

As if Metro DC PD didn't have enough to do with the few resources that they have....sheesh

Scrivener

Posted 2008-03-24 7:35 PM (#14254 - in reply to #14243)

Senior Crew

Posts: 217

Subject: RE: DC Voluntary House to House Search/NSR

“Stir the Pot award”

Speaking of “pot”:

This sounds similar to a “knock and talk” program. Under that program, police officers knock on the doors of residences suspected of containing grow operations. After they identify themselves as officers, they ask if they can enter and look around. Many occupants, notwithstanding the presence of cultivating marijuana, freely— and unwisely— grant their consent. When the search is later challenged, courts have deemed them to be constitutional on the grounds that the Fourth Amendment was voluntarily waived. But, sometimes evidence obtained from those searches can be suppressed on the grounds that, as a result of police actions, consent was not freely and voluntarily given.

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