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This makes it a contract. Just like any consenting search, consent can be withdrawn or limited at any time. At that point, it's a civil matter, not a legal matter. [/COLOR] ...And this is where I disagree....our country was founded on the principles of freedom, not government control... I'm...

I'm not sure which side you're coming from. I will iterate a few things though.. 1. Dumping ATF into your tank is not against the law, it's an additive, not a fuel, in the quantities generally used. 2. Even IF it were 'against the law', an unconstitutional law is no law at all. 3. Similarly, a...

.........Which would constitute a search. A search without consent is per se unreasonable with few exceptions. 1. Warrant 2. Exigent Circumstances. Exigent circumstances do not exist, leaving #1, warrant. Warrants require PC, there must be a reason to believe that there is a crime occurring...

Easy. Put a lock on your fuel fill. Tell them to get a warrant. They need a reason to believe that you're using dyed fuels, and refusing to let them dip is not sufficient. What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty, in this country?