More details about my miranda rights question?

I had an out of state in-state warrant only and knew a guy who knew this as well. He was busted on drugs when police were doing an in town round up. I guess he thought telling them I had a warrant would help him get leniency? They showed up and cuffed me while they ran the warrant they also cuffed my wife. They seperated us. After I was cleared for the warrant but still in cuffs they took me to my house where I saw the police around my wife trying to bully her into letting them search. I screamed out that the had to have a search warrant, however they still went inside my house twice. Supposedly my wife said we had a little bit of weed but didnt consent to a search. They entered anyways and placed us in jail on a 24 hour hold. I was in jail at 7:30 and at 8:o5 they received a search warrant from the judge. When the police went into my house before the search warrant they said they saw a small bag of marijuana in plain sight.

More details about my miranda rights question?
Your question is about an alledged illegal search not about your Miranda Rights...





That said, to get a warrant you need a probable cause. At the point that your wife admits having the weed, she wasting her time refusing a search.





Based on your disjointed story I can't tell if the search was illegal or not. Get a lawyer to represent you. Cop a plea and in the future take care of your warrants.
Reply:You have a fairly complex case. All these questions are best answered by a lawyer. What I can tell you is this has nothing to do with miranda.
Reply:Again. Leave this to your lawyer to argue. There are too many intricate bits of law here to deal with at a YA!'s level.
Reply:It probably is abuse of power I would talk to a lawyer. Then if he/she says its abuse of power sue them into last week.
Reply:You have a big problem. First if the weed was in plain sight then a warrant isn't required. You are correct if they had probable cause that a crime was committed or about to be committed then a warrant would also not be required.





If the events transpired as you claim, it sounds like a warrant would be required; however, your best option is to consult an attorney familiar with the laws in your area.