· 5/20/1976
Dulin v. State
Citations
- 346 N.E.2d 746
- 169 Ind. App. 211
- 1976 Ind. App. LEXIS 906
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- holding that exclusionary rule is not fully applicable in probation revocation hearings
- holding that exclusionary rule is not fully applicable in probation revocation hearings
- determining that a search was not conducted in an offensive manner where the officer patted down, restrained, and handcuffed a probationer before discovering the challenged evidence
- determining that a search was not conducted in an offensive manner where the officer patted down, restrained, and handcuffed a probationer before discovering the challenged evidence
- unless evidence illegally seized as part of a continuing plan of police harassment or in a particularly offensive manner
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Judges: Lowdermilk, Robertson, Lybrook
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