And that's right there is part of the problem. If you put the wrong address on the affidavit, then you should be held responsible for anything that goes wrong during the execution of that warrant.
there is no right to reasonably resist unlawful entry by police officers...
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And that's right there is part of the problem. If you put the wrong address on the affidavit, then you should be held responsible for anything that goes wrong during the execution of that warrant.
Correct...
Citizens are held responsible in both civil and criminal courts for their screw ups.
Why shouldn't individual agents of the government be held personally responsible for theirs?
Irresponsibility is a perk of government employment. If you're a US Attorney, you can crash a $3/4 million Ferrari joyriding in a parking garage and stiff the owner for the costs.
I’d be kind of nervous if someone was kicking in my door at 2:00 AM yelling “police!!!”
How do I know they’re really police? I’m not doing anything wrong so I don’t expect them to be here.
It’s a situation I hope I’m never in.
How do I know they’re really police? I’m not doing anything wrong so I don’t expect them to be here.
It’s a situation I hope I’m never in.
I believe you just set the record for reviving the oldest thread on OSA. CONGRATULATIONS
Well I thought you might be right but check this out.I believe you just set the record for reviving the oldest thread on OSA. CONGRATULATIONS
https://www.okshooters.com/threads/info-on-contender-please.107089/#post-3284000
I believe you just set the record for reviving the oldest thread on OSA. CONGRATULATIONS
Lol, hell I was reading and never looked the date until I get to this. I suppose dates are important!
It happens when people do a google search and come across a post. They may or may not look at the date when they respond. If the search is worded a certain way, it may be the first result that pops up.
Should I tell my sister-in-law that she's getting fat?
EDIT: 2nd oldest
