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1. not sure what the story has to do with the supremo's latest rights eviceration....

Reply to bigdarryl (Original post)

Wed Feb 26, 2014, 01:02 PM

Feb 2014

and just to be clear, the latest supremo's decision still requires consent from a tenant. bottom line is that all the police need in practice is permission from a single tenant. if a roommate objects, the police can wait until that tenant leaves, or simply arrest and remove that tenant, then get permission from the one remaining, agreeable tenant.

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OH SHIT!! Cops are off the fucking hook [View all] bigdarryl Feb 2014 OP

not sure what the story has to do with the supremo's latest rights eviceration.... unblock Feb 2014 #1

Um, no...cops still either need consent of an occupant or warrant. Thread about this yesterday.... msanthrope Feb 2014 #2

We need a national commission on law enforcement standards and practices. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2014 #3