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1. Call (843) 866-7208 - your association
immediately, and let us know that an official is at your door. If
you are a HSLDA member, PPL member or have a private attorney, call them
and your association immediately,
letting us know that an official is at your door.
2. Ask if the official has a search warrant.
If a police officer states he/she is investigating an emergency
situation, then they may enter without the search warrant. Ask the
police officer to state what the emergency situation is, which allows
entry without the search warrant. Politely and with respect, tell
the police officer, "I am closing the door. If it is not locked,
you do not have my permission to come
in. If you open the door and come in without a warrant, which you
state you do not have to have, I have not allowed you. Your entry
without a warrant or my consent will allow a court to determine if said
entry meets the requirements of the law.
3. Be a good listener - it is better to listen than
to volunteer information.
4. Ask questions - Why are you here?
What is your name?
What is your telephone number and extension?
What is your badge number or May I
see your identification please.
5. If an official with a police officer insist on coming
into your house, tell them nice and calmly - "I am closing the door,
if it is not locked, you do not have
my permission to come in. If you open the door and come in, I have
not allowed you. You are doing so illegally; according to
Calabretta v. Floyd, a Civil Rights Lawsuit, and I will seek legal
action."
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Obtaining
Your Child's School Records