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by Silky1 on November 4th, 2009
Yes especially if a noise disturbance or something else has been reported.
by Fenchurch on August 15th, 2010
no he needs a warrant. Police will ask to come in and if you say yes that is legally binding, but if you say no they can't unless they see illegal activities. so hide the drugs, and make sure you have no underage drinkers.
by PureWateR on August 15th, 2010
no they cannot unless they either have a warrant or have a reason to charge someone "like seeing beer as has already been answered" if you specifically say that he cannot come in you are able to sue if he does with ought a viable reason
by Rod.the.goon.Nels on August 15th, 2010
no they cannot, unless the see beer, just close all the blinds and answer the door
Shortly, cameras will decide who gets a ticket and who doesn't. If the sign says 55, at what speed should the camera spit out a ticket?
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