I mean you have to draw the line somewhere at some point physically that's where the entry begins and yeah if he's completely outside of the threshold on the inside of the house

then any entry is an entry, you know, whether I just have to reach my arm

inside or put my foot inside, I'm now in his house and absent exigent circumstances or a warrant or consent, it's illegal.

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you want to talk about your search incident to arrest or search incident

citation and we're talking about Knowles v Iowa United States v. incident to arrest or search incident citation.

And we're talking about Knowles v. Iowa,

United States v. Robinson,

and then I think we go into your new theories.

Yeah, so I know we've talked about this before

and we may have done a podcast on,

now actually I'm pretty sure we did, but you know,

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