after the police come and search your home then they leave without charging you can they come back later and c
493841
Without a search warrant, police officers are NEVER allowed to enter your house aside from a few specific exceptions (exigent circumstances, consent, etc.).  If you believe the police are harassing you, you can file a civil action.  Be sure to get the officer's ID numbers next time they come and remember they can only enter if you let them, and without a warrant they cannot.
127074
No, there is nothing that states that you must be present during a search.  Search warrants can even be executed when you are not home.  However, a list of seized items are to be left on the premises.
587764
The police can charge you with whatever they want.\n\nAnd, you can sue whomever for whatever you want.\n\nThe court will decide the issue, so it is up to the court whether there is a valid complaint.\n\nYahoo answers is not a court, so asking on Yahoo answers about the outcome of a trial is pointless.
293064
If they find you out of your home and in violation of the court order, they will be able to arrest you for the violation.
841113
ask the local police they maybe able to tellyou.
83917
why dont u go to the police instead of asking us
1034734
Yes they do here. Their nice, but they don't do their job. I can just call my brother and friends that live up the street, they would get here faster than the cops and do what needs to be done to clear up the problem.
1178372
If you have not given the police any reason to believe you have done anything wrong you can run from them all you want. They will probably still chase you because by running away you look like you just did something illegal..
395904
I have never had that happen.  I have had cops come in and pull out guns and all on us.  Then they left and apparently they were in the wrong place.  They really sound to me like they have done something that they should be letting youin on.  I would call a lawyer and see if they can give you a free consultation that seems a little like harrassment.  Although they did have a warrant so who can tell.
189751
Yes, although if they don't have a warrant they have to give you 24 hours notice, and you can choose to be present at the time of the search, but it is the owner and not the occupant that gets to make that call.
332138
Have someone in a different place from you (in case they  have caller I.D.) call the police and ask.
745397
She screwed up by allowing the search.\nAny time a policeman enters your home anything laying out in the open is subject to seizure and you are subject to arrest for it.\n\nUnder no circumstance do you ever allow a policeman to walk into your residence without a search warrant.The warrant will state exactly what the law is looking for,then they can not touch anything except what is listed in the warrant.If they do see something illegal,they can go and get another warrant and come back.\n\nBut never,ever let a cop in your house unless of course it's an emergency.
73863
It depends which country you live in.  In the united states, police can't enter your residence unless there is external evidence of a crime, or they have a search warrant authorized by a judge, or somebody who owns the residence or lives there lets them in.
646009
I'm surprised that you've been bothered as many times as you have...I would expect that the coppers down there would have figured out what the ex's game is all about by now.\n\nYou've got a bunch of questions here, really.\n\nDo the police have the right to come every time he calls?  \n\nSure.  And they can come when he doesn't call, and they can come when the sun comes up and when the sun goes down.  It's what happens when they get there that is really the issue.\n\nIs it legal for them to wake you up? \n\nAlways legal to wake you up...always.  Can't imagine a law that says it would be illegal to wake people up.  \n\nAnd search the house?\n\nWhole different story here.  What do you mean by "search?"  Are they looking in cabinets and drawers, closets and bedrooms, pill bottles and cigarette cases?  Are they doing it against your will, or are you kindly allowing this to happen?  \n\nDepending on the circumstances, it *may* be appropriate for the police to enter your home against your wishes and conduct some kind of search.  I would expeect the search to be very limited....VERY limited...but it's conceivable to me, depending on what the ex has told them, that they may feel they have cause to enter and search.  Boy...the more I think about it...I really need to know what you're talking about when you say search.\n\nDetails and suggestions?\n\nYou betcha.  \n\nFirst of all, the things I said above would apply the first, or maybe the second, time the police show up at your door.  After that, it seems to me they really should be getting the idea that the ex is out to tweak you.  \n\nIf you think they've exceeded what you think is reasonable, then call the agency and ask to speak with the Watch Commander.  Explain your situation, and ask him/her what you can do to stop these frequent, harassing checks.  You may or may not be happy with the response; if someone calls up with halfway believable information about a child in potential jeopardy, we take it seriously.  So do the courts, and that's why we have a little more latitude than usual when it comes to making a welfare check on children.\n\nYou may end up back in court, dealing with the restraining order.  If you can substantiate that your ex is harassing you, that he cannot possibly know the things he's saying are happening, are really happening (in other words, if he says the baby's room is filled with dirty diapers, and he isn't allowed in the house and knows no one that tells him that), then you *may* be able to have the court order him to stop reporting this information to the police.\n\nYou are right to feel the way you do.  Like I said, if it's as bad as you make it out to be, I'm surprised the cops haven't given up on it yet.  There's probably more we could talk about, but these are the answers to what you asked so far.\n\nAnd do us both a favor: don't print this out and take it to the cops, telling them, "Look, this cop says you should stop coming to my house."  I didn't say that, and the cops you talk to there will have no way of knowing or caring if I really am a cop or not.  They also know more about this situation than I do, and I would trust them to make the right decision with whatever information they have.\n\nGood luck.
866196
it's better that you go to the police station. the process will get completed earlier. otherwise if you wait for police to come to your home it will take lot more time. go to your nearest police station with your file number and ask them whether your documents have come for enquiry. they will tell you about further proceedings.
57158
I don't think so...but if get stopped again then there yes they will arrest you..but you should go back home and present yourself and try to fix all that..:)
824243
You need to check with your local courthouse/police dept