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Griffith v. State

Citations

  • 578 P.2d 578
  • 1978 Alas. LEXIS 512

How courts have described this case

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  • “no reasonable expectation of privacy is breached by an officer’s taking a second look at matter with respect to which expectation of privacy already has been at least partially dissipated”
  • robbery is a very serious crime, particularly where a weapon is used

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Judges: Witz, Boochever, Rabi-Nowitz, Connor, Burke, Matthews

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