FlyingRon
Senior Member
Alas your opinion isn't what matters. It is what a reasonable judge would consider.Thank you, by the way. They did not in fact have probable cause, in my opinion.
Counterfeit controlled substances are still legitimate game for federal and Florida laws.I was allegedly under survailence for some time.
Given the controlled delivery to the homeowner contained an inert substance, they had personal knowlege that no illegal substance was in the residence.
They only need to have been granted a warrant, they don't need to have to show it to you.I specifically asked to see a search warrant, before they barged past me, claiming later in testimony(civil court), that they had permission to enter and search.
Ownership is largely immaterial to firearm possession law. You should not have had access to a firearm no matter who owned it.They then seized the firearm, and claimed that it was mine.(im a felon)
Your "portion" of the residence means little. The warrant (or the entry under exigent circumstances) almost certainly covers an entire single residence.The illegal search, and seizure, without a warrant, and with personal knowledge that narcotics are not in(my portion) of the residence, constitutes a very factual 4th amendment violation.