The police in Watertown are going door to door searching for the alleged Marathon bomber.
You have in your house a CD-R burned with music, possible evidence of multi-million dollar copyright infringement. Or an iPod with music for which you do not have receipts proving you purchased every song stored on it.
Or, your computer may have a cache of the pornography you viewed, but you do not have the 18 USC 2257 documentation for each image or video proving its legality.
Or, there is a 17-year-old in the house and used birth control, evidence of statutory rape.
Or, there is a 20-year-old and evidence of alcohol consumption.
Should you consent to allowing your house to be searched? I'm pretty sure evidence of another crime discovered while executing a voluntary search is admissible.
The larger issue is we have allowed to become enacted laws making illegal actions that a significant proportion of the population commits.
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