Warrants, Cop break in

No I'm not, even our cops can and could enter because they heard a commotion or let's say saw blood on a doorknob and felt there's imminent danger. It's called exigent circumstances.

They better have a good excuse because a good lawyer will get any evidence or their testimony thrown out of court.

That's is how our system works. You're innocent unto proven guilty. It's up to the cops to get evidence against you and the DA (district attorney who represents the people) to prove you are guilty based on that evidence.

I'm talking about their B and E when they had no probable cause. This is in an S1 epi and the beginning of season 2.

Point being, going in without a warrant or what we call probable cause, even if they find the bloody knife with fingerprints and DNA all over it, can get that evidence throw out of court and can't be introduced as evidence and a criminal can go free. That's taken very serious here as cops are building a case for the prosecutor. In other words, don't screw up my case.

So in S2E2 when they broke in twice, all evidence they gathered would not be admissible and the owner and the DA would get them kicked off the force for violating their rights and ruining a case.

Very serious here, which is why I asked because the homeowner's took it stride, while here you could tell them to get out and not answer any questions.