It is quite likely that they may search anyway over your clearly stated objection. But unless they take the time to bring in a canine or have another form of probable cause that will stand up in court, you have a legal defense against anything they may find.
i was recently pulled over by the k-9 unit (i had something hanging from my mirror which was his probably cause justification). I didn't consent to a search so he got the dog. Before the dog could even get out of the cop car it was going nuts, and amazingly enough, the dog alerted to my car. It's been a loooong…
You can still refuse to be searched and should go on record as saying so if you feel that way - however, if the police decide to search your car anyway, do not resist.
The key word is "allow". Sure, there isn't much you can do in the moment if the police officer believes he has circumstances that allow him to search without a warrant. However, if he is mistaken, the fruits of any resulting search will be thrown out later. Unless, that is, you agreed to the search. Politely say "No…
By allow they mean consent. You always say I do not consent, but they will do what they do. Don't physically stop them, but be clear that you aren't allowing them.
"We got reports there was a suspicious vehicle in the area" - INSTANT probable cause, game over….
In many states, being pulled over is "probable cause."
Yea, in the real world... this stuff only results in black eyes.
I thought parent invading child privacy, is the world so perverted that pedo is the first thought?
Ah, ok. Thanks!
Oh why...
this is me
Yes, they should save the fine until after you have killed someone because your "LOL!" couldn't wait a few more minutes.
Vegan! :D
*Non-facebook user/vegan/atheist looks around sheepishly*
10" i read a ton of comics on mine. ive read them on a smaller kindle and it juust wasnt as comicbook sized
however, i hate lugging around my tablet on errands and to my doctors appointments, and a 7" would be a lot more pocket friendly for that
I had a 10" Transformer and currently use a 9" Nook HD+. While resolution matters more, I like having the bigger size for comic reading, which is what I mostly do on my tablet. At 10", you are at about the same size as a regular comic, but I acutally enjoy the portability of the Nook more and the slightly smaller…
I totally understand why 7 inch tablets have become so popular, but I have a good reason for sticking with 10": I primarily use my tablet to read magazines and comic books, which I'd prefer to be bigger than 7" so I can actually read the text, marvel at the art, and so on without having to do too much zooming.
No mention of BitTorrent Sync?