Re: Right to search without a warrant.

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On 7/02/06, Anthony Adams wrote:
> An individual come onto my fathers property without
> permission.While there he seen the makings of a meth
> lab.He then left and called the police.They went onto the
> property without a warrant or permission.
> I was wanting to know if they had a right to search.This
> is only part of the story.
> In the end I am being charged with making meth.I have a
> public defender and am not sure that she is wanting to
> help me that much.I feel that I have to find my own way
> out of this so I am asking questions.
> I am from Ohio,Pike County and would be greatful for any
> help i can get.
Why do you think your attorney is not wanting to help you?
Only your attorney knows the details that can answer your
question. As a rule, police have to have a search warrant,
but there are exceptions. Your attorney knows this and what
the exceptions are. You should be talking to her, not second
guessing her with very possibly wrong or inaccurate
information from a public chat board.