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Graves v. State

Citations

  • 708 So. 2d 858
  • 1997 WL 776559

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  • interpreting the Mississippi state constitution to require a “knowledgeable waiver” of the right to refuse consent to search, which is defined as “consent where the defendant knows that he or she has a right to refuse, being cognizant of his or her rights in the premises”

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Judges: Mills

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