Sentence examples for enter a dwelling from inspiring English sources

The no-knock legislation struck me, and also Mr. Ehrlichman, as almost inherently repressive in tone.... Jerry Wilson [the police chief of Washington, D.C.] stated to me that he had adequate authority to enter a dwelling where there was a probable cause, and to legislate that power through the no-knock bill was unnecessary...

The no-knock legislation struck me, and also Mr. Ehrlichman, as almost inherently repressive in tone.... Jerry Wilson [the police chief of Washington, D.C.] stated to me that he had adequate authority to enter a dwelling where there was a probable cause, and to legislate that power through the no-knock bill was unnecessary..

Additionally, King contends that a mere lawfulness test will not require officers to tailor their actions to the situation, thereby allowing police to forcibly enter a dwelling without any suspicion of danger to "life or security". See Brief of Respondent at 28.

This is a capital case, petitioner having been sentenced to death on a count of an indictment charging breaking and entering a dwelling at night with intent to ravish. 1 Petitioner appealed, claiming he had been denied counsel at the time of arraignment.

That being true, it seems to us plain that there is nothing in the Fourth Amendment that relieves the health inspector altogether from making an appropriate showing to a magistrate if he would enter a private dwelling without the owner's consent.

What if a bear entered a human dwelling but didn't break in?

Nowadays delivery men, telephone installers, utility personnel, even the mail carriers are suspicious when entering a private dwelling.

1997's Meat Inspection Amendment Act required meat inspectors to acquire a search warrant before entering a private dwelling, but also allowed for fines to be voluntarily paid without requiring a court case.

Conservatory, in architecture, building in which tender plants are protected and displayed, usually attached to and directly entered from a dwelling.

C7, enter a. D7, enter b.

The OH law stipulates that when a child is diagnosed with lead poisoning, defined as BLL ≥15 μ/dL, the health department may enter the dwelling thought to be the source of the lead poisoning with the permission of the occupant or owner, in order to conduct a risk assessment.