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Well hopefully that will be one less druggie out free. I just don't see what's cool about doing illegal drugs. Hopefully, with maturity, your friend will lose his sense of entitlement and just follow the rules. It's really not that hard.

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04-05-2010 , 05:42 AM

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KingBBinLV

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Originally Posted by mp_all_in

Thank you for your very insightful post. So glad you stopped by. Glad you follow all the rules. Now GTFO.

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04-05-2010 , 06:20 AM

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senjitsu

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Originally Posted by eco74

This is correct. Anyone else ITT who says differently is completely, 100% wrong and practicing internet lawyering. 4th amendment protects you from the government entering the room, not the owner of the room. The Venetian security can do what they want, present the evidence, and it's all legit.

this. see trupiano v us 334us699 us v Jacobsen, 466 US 109

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04-05-2010 , 06:27 AM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by eco74

. 4th amendment protects you from the government entering the room, not the owner of the room. The Venetian security can do what they want, present the evidence, and it's all legit.

This is "100% WRONG..."

"....hotel and motel guests have an expectation of privacy in their rooms similar to that which they would enjoy in their home...."

US v.Young, No.07-10541(9th Cir.)(2009)

In Young, hotel security entered the room and found a gun and then called the cops. The 9th Circuit reversed the trial court based on the above holding.

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04-05-2010 , 06:54 AM

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venice10

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Originally Posted by bobby777

You missed the point about eviction and being locked out. In this case, they Venetian merely has to say they evicted your friend (which they did) and they didn't lock you out.

As another poster mentioned, I'd expect that he's going to try to point the blame to the OP, saying he has no idea where all the drugs came from. That's what his lawyer is going to tell him to do.

My advice as a non-lawyer is to stop posting, especially in this thread for a couple of years.

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04-05-2010 , 07:01 AM

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banzi

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You need to warn people about doing something illegal in a hotel room?

Uh, okay. Have at her...

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04-05-2010 , 07:12 AM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by venice10

You being a "non-lawyer" I would not expect you to be able to read and understand the Young case or the the 4th Amendment of The US Constitution, for that matter.

My advice to you is don't ever post your lay opinion or interpretation of a legal issue ever again, since it is clearly well beyond your grasp and will only serve to further confuse your fellow citizens.

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04-05-2010 , 07:14 AM

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04-05-2010 , 07:19 AM

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Aside from dissing the bellhop, this also never would have happened if the guest was a rated player, or if the room occupants knew how to smoke without clouding out the room. If the Palazzo is going to subject its guests to petty pot busts, maybe their guests ought to use one-hitter pipes that don't allow smoke to escape the combustion chamber; and then blow the smoke from their lungs into the sofa or mattress so that only future guests will be able to smell it.

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04-05-2010 , 07:56 AM

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venice10

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Originally Posted by bobby777

Fair enough Bobby, I'm not an expert in criminal law like you obviously are. Posting on a public forum about a felony case that you're involved in (he paid for the room) doesn't seem smart to me, but I'm an idiot so what do I know?

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04-05-2010 , 08:04 AM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by venice10

Fair enough Bobby, I'm not an expert in criminal law like you obviously are. Posting on a public forum about a felony case that you're involved in (he paid for the room) doesn't seem smart to me, but I'm an idiot so what do I know?

LMAO...exactly how am I "involved in" the case?....please explain that one to me..!!??!!

PS.- you obv googled the Young case and read the US v Young 8th Circiut opinion where not the 9th Circuit case I cited....and yes I agree with you that you are an "idiot"...

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04-05-2010 , 09:42 AM

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senjitsu

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Originally Posted by eobmtns

Aside from dissing the bellhop, this also never would have happened if the guest was a rated player, or if the room occupants knew how to smoke without clouding out the room. If the Palazzo is going to subject its guests to petty pot busts, maybe their guests ought to use vaporizers and then blow the smoke from their lungs into the sofa or mattress so that only future guests will be able to smell it.

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fyp

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04-05-2010 , 09:43 AM

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senjitsu

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Originally Posted by bobby777

Yeah, and the 9th circuit is totally in the center with regard to 4th amendment issues.

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04-05-2010 , 09:51 AM

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chester cheetah

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less interweb lawyering itt.

more reports from other people that have gotten in trouble with the fuzz for smoking doobies.

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04-05-2010 , 10:45 AM

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spoonfox

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i've smoked in every single hotel room i've stayed at in vegas.

i've also always tipped any hotel employee that ever did anything for me.

i've had maids neatly arrange my stash/para on the bed stand.

I've also always tipped any hotel employee that ever did anything for me.

Last edited by spoonfox; 04-05-2010 at 10:45 AM. Reason: sry for ur friend tho. felonies ain't no joke

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04-05-2010 , 01:01 PM

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venice10

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Originally Posted by bobby777

Wrote poorly, meant OP not you.

Obviously you got yourself worked up enough to PM me as well on the subject. This doesn't mean nearly as much to me as it does to you.

Peace.

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04-05-2010 , 02:11 PM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by senjitsu

Yeah, and the 9th circuit is totally in the center with regard to 4th amendment issues.

Regardless , the incident the OP describes took place in Nevada, which happens to sit in the 9th Circuit.

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04-05-2010 , 02:16 PM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by venice10

Wrote poorly, meant OP not you.

Obviously you got yourself worked up enough to PM me as well on the subject. This doesn't mean nearly as much to me as it does to you.

Peace.

Your right I got "worked up" to the point where I was LMAO at your posts and your PM and yes the Bill of Rights actually means something to me, whereas to you, its a bunch of words on a page you don't have the capacity to understand.

"Peace"

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04-05-2010 , 02:49 PM

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Malucci

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Originally Posted by mp_all_in

Yeah, why are you even posting? This thread clearly doesn't apply to you. There is one however about the christian roommates for the WSOP. Maybe you can use your sharp wit and intelligence there.

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04-05-2010 , 03:11 PM

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einbert

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In my experience there are two kinds of potheads, those who are careful and somewhat discrete about it, and those who aren't. The latter type tend to end up going to jail. A lot.

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04-05-2010 , 03:19 PM

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callipygian

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Originally Posted by Malucci

Yeah, why are you even posting?

He clearly didn't read the popup which stated that only internet lawyers and weed smokers were allowed to post in this thread.

Ban him ldo.

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04-05-2010 , 03:37 PM

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bobby777

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Originally Posted by mp_all_in

Well hopefully that will be one less druggie out free.

Mandatory prison sentences for all pot smokers?....You are watching way too many episodes of "The O'Reilley Factor" sir...

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04-05-2010 , 04:00 PM

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KingBBinLV

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Originally Posted by venice10

It's all on my friend. I wasn't there and had nothing to do with it. My friend needed a place to stay, I got him a room, he did wrong and got busted for it.

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04-05-2010 , 04:12 PM

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banzi

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Was the room in your name?

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