Court of Appeals of Maryland· 4/3/1987

Chase v. State

Citations

522 A.2d 1348
309 Md. 224
1987 Md. LEXIS 215

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holding that the exception to the exclusionary rule does not apply when officers conduct a search in good faith
holding as general rule that in revocation of probation proceedings, exclusionary rule does not apply to bar evidence illegally seized by police from probationer
noting that “whether there was probable cause for an arrest was a close call, at least arguable.”
applying the \good faith standard” in this context and applying the exclusionary rule in revocation proceedings only upon a showing that the police \did not act in good faith”
where the record did not disclose the defendant’s presence during part of a revocation hearing
defendant’s right to be present during the entire adjudicatory phase of a revocation of probation hearing may be waived by counsel without the personal waiver of the defendant

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Judges: Murphy, Eldridge, Cole, Rodowsky, Couch, McAuliffe, Orth

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