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A lawyer friend told me that the Coast Guard or any police agency must
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a vessel. Is this true? Thanks,

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Nope... neither the local police nor the CG need a warrant to board you.

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On Mar 2, 12:13 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:
"Milton Waddams" wrote in message

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A lawyer friend told me that the Coast Guard or any police agency must
obtain a search warrant to search any" enclosed living spaces" aboard
a vessel. Is this true? Thanks,


Milton


Nope... neither the local police nor the CG need a warrant to board you.

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Wrong, a local yokle can not board you without a warrent. A federal
marshal can, and so can the USCG.

Joe

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Joe wrote:
On Mar 2, 12:13 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:

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A lawyer friend told me that the Coast Guard or any police agency must
obtain a search warrant to search any" enclosed living spaces" aboard
a vessel. Is this true? Thanks,


Milton


Nope... neither the local police nor the CG need a warrant to board you.

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Wrong, a local yokle can not board you without a warrent. A federal
marshal can, and so can the USCG.

Joe

Doesn't that depend on whose jurisdiction the waters are in? If you are
on an inland lake or river, I be;lieve the local aithorities for that
jurisdiction can board you if they feel there is a reason to...and
doesn't the Homeland Security laws now cover this?
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On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 10:13:06 -0800, "Capt. JG"
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A lawyer friend told me that the Coast Guard or any police agency must
obtain a search warrant to search any" enclosed living spaces" aboard
a vessel. Is this true? Thanks,

Milton



Nope... neither the local police nor the CG need a warrant to board you.


Err...Jon, that wasn't the question



Seems like it was... if you're boarded they can seach the boat. Seems like
that includes any enclosed living space aboard her.

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