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When a police officer knocked on the door of disbarred lawyer Scott Fitz Randolph and asked to search, Randolph said "no," but his wife said "yes." The officer found a straw with cocaine residue and arrested Randolph. The issue provoked a lively discussion at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, with all nine justices debating the Fourth Amendment, the social rules that decide when Americans open their doors to guests, and the ways that police should protect a victim who lives under the same roof as a perpetrator.
November 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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