<p>yea actually I have the right to not let them in, and its not like im going against any rules by not letting them in. There shouldnt be any reason why I can not protect my privacy in any given circumstance or situation. Lets say I was innocent and I was just making noise, I wouldnt see any reason why I still would let them in, if i have something i dont want people to see then thats that. just because different circumstances has presented itself - I shouldnt have to be obligated to give in just because i would need to prove something that I “did not” do.</p>
<p>and yea I feel the same way, If they did not get enough evidence to prove my guilt then they don’t really have a case. I dont think however much it may imply that I was having a party or not it doesnt necessarily equate to drinking on my part however suspicious it may be. so… If I came out with freakin blood stains all over myself you cant say I murdered anyone lol unless you find sufficient evidence (in analogous to this situation anyways). even if they smell it on me doesnt necessarily mean I was drinking on campus (which is the policy) so better put, there are endless situations I may have been aside of their assumptions.</p>