· 2/29/2016
Commonwealth v. Bishop, H.
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- holding that “No Trespassing” sign did not revoke the implied license to approach the defendant‟s home, therefore knock-and-talk did not violate the Fourth Amendment
- defendant who left gate open had not taken \consistent steps to physically prevent visitors from entering the property\
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Judges: Per Curiam
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