KS bill gives code inspectors power to enter rentals without tenant permission

[Brian Kegerreis]

KS bill gives code inspectors power to enter rentals without tenant permission https://share.google/39HwV6O3ZXQ80sVXw 

Who's worried about administrative warrants and warrantless searches now?

[GMoney]

Not you, so shut it. 

On Wed, Feb 4, 2026 at 6:42 AM Brian Kegerreis <bkege...@gmail.com> wrote:

KS bill gives code inspectors power to enter rentals without tenant permission https://share.google/39HwV6O3ZXQ80sVXw 

Who's worried about administrative warrants and warrantless searches now?

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[kan...@aol.com]

Actually, G, this is another case of Brian not reading the body of the article. In it there is a paragraph that says that the law allows entry WITH AN ADMINISTRATIVE WARRANT or  under exigent circumstances. Now exigent circumstances can certainly by manipulated in all kinds of ways. But Hell, ICE uses it to bust down the doors of Hmong people. So there's that. 

Actually, the bill seems to have a really good purpose. It allows inspections without painting a target on renters who might have made a complaint. 

CL, if he's done hibernating, might fill us in on tenants' rights under 4A. Who gets to give permission for entry, renter or landlord? And note that landlord is heavily motivated to refuse inspections. 

I'll give the bill a thumbs up and BK the usual "didn't get it" rating.