Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 6/29/2012

Feaster v. State

Citations

206 Md. App. 202
47 A.3d 1051
2012 WL 2483167
2012 Md. App. LEXIS 91

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holding that searches of parolees are lawful when officer has “a reasonable suspicion that evidence of a 5 crime will be found”
“A failure 13 of the State to raise a challenge to a defendant’s standing at the suppression hearing operates as a waiver of the challenge.”
after concluding that the State’s standing argument was not preserved, treating the defendant as if he had standing and turning to the merits of his Fourth Amendment claim
“As long as the arrest scene retains any potential of volatility, however, the courts, unwilling to risk a dead officer, will look on the arrestee as if he were Harry Houdini. The controversial calls almost invariably will go to the State.”

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Judges: Moylan

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