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<p>I take issue with this. If I’m entertaining guests, I wouldn’t let my RA in either. And I frankly have nothing to hide. It’s the RA’s job to prove your guilt, not the other way around. Innocent until proven otherwise.</p>
<p>In most of these cases the standard would be preponderance of evidence. Since the RA doesn’t HAVE any evidence, well, the RA doesn’t have a case.</p>
<p>BTW it’s your right to refuse entry to anyone while you’re paying for your room. When you rent a home later on, even the LANDLORD who owns the place can’t walk into the apartment without your advance permission. That would be considered trespassing. As long as you’re paying rent, you “own” the place and can refuse entry to your landlord on any grounds at any time.</p>
<p>I think it’s the puritan “you should never enjoy yourself” nonsense. Blame entities like MADD.</p>