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by Anonymous on February 4th, 2008

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Can police enter your home without a search warrant

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  • by hotdog on February 7th, 2009

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    Again, under almost all circumstances, the police need a warrant to enter your house. If they ask if they can just come inside for such reasons as to eleminate you as a suspect, and you say yes, they are in. The police cannot even stay on your property if you say no and ask them to leave. However, please know, all of the laws are usually in favor of the local police and you have to be very carefull.

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