I'm going to call and get a search warrant for your home. And then that means you get charged with a felony. You get charged with >> no felony. Can you just recite what code that is? I'm a lawyer, sir. >> Are you? All right. >> I understand what's legal, what's permissible, and what's not. >> Watch as this cop was acting like he had all the power in the world until this attorney hits him with a defense he couldn't match. >> It is considered curtilage and the Supreme Court says that once a private homeowner expressly says that they don't want you on their property more than including the curtilage, which is open to any general member of the public, that after that it's a civil rights violation. >> I have a physical bench warrant for her arrest. >> don't see it. >> It's in my car. >> Okay. And I've [clears throat] asked you to go off of the property. >> Look at my >> Would you bring it so I can see it? >> showing you anything. >> I'm going to call the judge and I'm going to explain to the judge what you're trying to do what you're trying to >> I'm All I'm doing is standing on my rights, sir. I haven't broken any rule, laws, or codes, or statutes. And technically, after asking to leave the property, it is considered trespassing if you don't leave.