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Originally Posted by Daradon

Did admit that police may sometimes pursue a search in investigations like this where the person investigated isn't as public, or wouldn't have the resources to legally fight an 'iffy' search, but in this case, given that it was the mayor, they had to have a stronger case for suspicion given what they knew would happen once the story broke. (EDIT: Obviously don't like that, what is the rule for a rich or public person should be the same for poor unknown person, but we all know the system works like that, just one of the many perks of having money of course. The lawyer did seem to say it probably wouldn't (and shouldn't) happen to others, but it's possible) Apparently there were in some gray areas for sure, and it was close.

Isn't this what public defenders are for?