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Can police search a house if adult is not present?

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youngwoman

Guest
What is the name of your state? MO

14 yr old was only one at house, only visiting does not live at house.
Police came and searched without a warrant, they found evidence linking to a robbery. Can they use it and was the search legal?
 


Son of Slam

Senior Member
youngwoman said:
What is the name of your state? MO

14 yr old was only one at house, only visiting does not live at house.
Police came and searched without a warrant, they found evidence linking to a robbery. Can they use it and was the search legal?

Looks like they had the right house. Say hello to Bubba!
 

racer72

Senior Member
If the 14 year old had permission to be at the house, he could allow the search of the house without any other consent.
 
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exicutioner007

Guest
why would the police be there in the first place?
secondif you didn't have any thing to hide whats your problem?
 

I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

Senior Member
exicutioner007 said:
why would the police be there in the first place?
secondif you didn't have any thing to hide whats your problem?

My response:

Hey "exicutioner 007" - - don't you just love how people spell a word phonetically, and STILL manage to spell it incorrectly?

IAAL
 
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DogToenails

Guest
IAAL, I hear that's a common trait with cleptoemaineyacks.
 
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exicutioner007

Guest
I AM ALWAYS LIABLE said:
My response:

Hey "exicutioner 007" - - don't you just love how people spell a word phonetically, and STILL manage to spell it incorrectly?

IAAL
Hey "I AM ALWAYS LIABLE" the reason it was spelled that way was because the correct spelling was already in use when I registered for my email address.

This thread was about searching without a warrant not waisting time trying to critique others grammatical errors. Try getting back to the topic.
 

I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

Senior Member
exicutioner007 said:
Hey "I AM ALWAYS LIABLE" the reason it was spelled that way was because the correct spelling was already in use when I registered for my email address.

This thread was about searching without a warrant not waisting time trying to critique others grammatical errors. Try getting back to the topic.

My response:

"Waisting" time? How to you put a belt around time? Perhaps that word was also "in use".

I wasn't critiquing your "grammatical errors." I was critiquing your "spelling error."

IAAL
 

Son of Slam

Senior Member
exicutioner007 said:
Hey "I AM ALWAYS LIABLE" the reason it was spelled that way was because the correct spelling was already in use

IF executioner007 was taken, why didn't you use executionerOO7?
 
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exicutioner007

Guest
Because exicutioner007 worked just as well. My lord, it is just an internet nickname and part of my email address.
 

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