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- Let's...
- Don't even say it. Don't even think it.
:48:30
You've got a lot of enthusiasm
and that may not be bad, but...
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if we go in there,
it's breaking and entering.
:48:37
It's not breaking, it's entering.
There's no law against that.
:48:40
- There are hundreds of them.
- Not for an official pursuing a felon.
:48:44
No. He's not a felon.
:48:46
Pursuing a probable felon.
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Probable felon.
:48:51
"Boston vs. Cavalero, 1967.
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"If a public official
is pursuing a probable felon...
:48:56
"he or she may enter an unlocked
storage area without a warrant...
:49:00
"when there's reasonable suspicion
of unlawful activities therein".
:49:05
Boston vs....
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Come here.
:49:12
Come here.
:49:18
I'm just taking a peek.
:49:22
An open door is practically an invitation.
:49:24
I can cite cases where implied invitation
is a valid reason to enter.
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- In a building with a security...
- Do you hear something?
:49:33
It's Taft. Coming, Victor.
:49:40
He invited you, too.