Arrick v. State

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• warrantless seizure of appellant’s shoes authorized because there was probable cause for officers to believe murder victim’s blood might be found on shoes
• warrantless seizure of appellant's shoes authorized because there was probable cause for officers to believe murder victim's blood might be found on shoes
• belief that killer wore footwear at time of offense provided probable cause to seize footwear
• “When the search warrants and supporting affidavits are read in a common-sense manner, it is clear that the warrants ordered the seizure of the evidence described in the affidavits.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).