If an Officer Knocks on Your Door, Do You Know What to Say?

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A "knock and talk" is a consent search of your home dressed up as a conversation. Brian Foley explains the rules: your home gets the highest constitutional protection, officers need a warrant to enter, opening the door and stepping out can waive that protection, and what to say through a closed door to end the encounter lawfully.

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