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| quote: | Originally posted by Invasionmix
Hmm I'm sure that wouldn't happen, but I kinda see what you mean...
I guess what the police officer should've done was while he had the guy in custody was to obtain a search warrant |
Exactly. If everything is done by the book, there's no need for lengthy court trials/decisions on whether this bit or that bit of evidence is admissible in court. The officer should have minded his business and impounded the car (or whatever is the procedure in such cases). If he had reasonable suspicion, he should have asked for a warrant. At that point it's up to the judge to decide. Next time I'm pulled over because my taillight is broke, and it turns out I forgot to renew my sticker, I don't want some OPP dude going through my trunk - it's none of his business.
As far as "that wouldn't happen" thing - why wouldn't it happen? If a policeman is given a right to enter the premises/search a car without a warrant, why _wouldn't_ they do so? The point is not to let them. Will Smith - Enemy of the State - "It's none of your fscking business!"
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