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The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that evidence may be used even when police enter a suspect's home illegally by failing to knock on the door or announce their presence. Margaret Warner speaks with Marcia Coyle, Washington bureau chief for the National Law Journal, regarding the divided 5-4 decision.

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