Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California

Re: Cops came in my house with no warrant

The key question would be who let them in the domicile in the first place. If you allow the police to enter a domicile then anything they can see in the domicile is fair game.

So if someone who had an ownership interest or appeared to have control or an ownership interest allowed the police to enter then things might get a little difficult. You said you were in the bathroom when the police entered. So the police either by breaking down the door or someone letting them in. If the police broke down the door then you have a case. If the police where let in then it has to be determined what was said before they were let in.

Re: Cops came in my house with no warrant

You may or may not have a good case depending on some underlying facts. The inaccuracy of the police report is not something that suprises me. However, without more information on the background of the case it is difficult to evaluate.

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Re: Cops came in my house with no warrant

absolutely! from the facts you have given so far, you have standing for a wide variety of constitutional and/or civil rights causes of actions based on this governmental intrusion by the police officers in question. if you can email me more specific facts in respect to the police report information, as well as what evidence you may have to support your claims, my Law Firm may be able to further assist and/or represent you legally in this unfortunate matter. we deeply empathize with what you were put thru.