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Not familiar with warrant law but doesnt inviting a police officer into your home negate the need for a warrant as you have given the permission?
Yes, but the debate is the other way around: is a warrant an invitation?
No. And there is no guarantee that human cops even follow their rules so imagine a thirsty vampire in a position of power/authority. The warrant can be a tool to gain entry but they would probably still be bound by whatever hearth magick serves as a barrier.