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When police come to your home, why do they ask you to step outside to "talk"?

Steve Watkins, Information Security

because you cannot arrest someone within the curtilage of their home without a warrant (with a few, narrow exceptions). This includes the front porch, and can be argued the...

When police come to your home, why do they ask you to step outside to "talk"?

Sebastian Haff, studied Medicine & Law at School of Hard Knocks (1900)

Answered November 19

They need to get you out of the protection of your home, because your rights within that home are far greater than outside. Technically, the cartilage of your home has the ...

When police come to your home, why do they ask you to step outside to "talk"?

Michael Ski, former Electronic Engineering (1999-2014)

Answered December 2

For control and the added chance that you will leave the door open when you are outside; this is the same with your Vehicle Window[s] or Door[s].

Be like a 3 year old; alway...

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