New Mexico Supreme Court· 2/2/1994

Campos v. State

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870 P.2d 117
117 N.M. 155

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holding that Article II, Section 10, requires a warrantless arrest to be based on both probable cause and sufficient exigent circumstances
holding that under the New Mexico Constitution, a warrantless arrest is invalid unless probable cause and exigent circumstances exist to support the arrest
holding that Article II, Section 10, requires a warrantless arrest to be based on both probable cause and sufficient exigent circumstances
according defendants more protection than would federal courts in the warrantless public arrests of felons
declining to adopt the “blanket federal rule” that all warrantless arrests of felons where based on probable cause and in public places are constitutionally permissible
declining to adopt the \blanket federal rule\ that all warrantless arrests of felons where based on probable cause and in public places are constitutionally permissible

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Judges: Ransom, Montgomery, Frost

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