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Guidry v. State

Citations

  • 671 P.2d 1277
  • 47 A.L.R. 4th 411
  • 1983 Alas. LEXIS 487

How courts have described this case

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  • search upheld where no moral or legal compulsion occurred, entry to home was not intended, officers did not exceed scope of invitation, and the entry was not a random canvass
  • search upheld where no moral or legal compulsion occurred, entry to home was not intended, officers did not exceed scope of invitation, and the entry was not a random canvass
  • where the Alaska Supreme Court used a rational basis to suspect criminal activity is afoot standard as part of its reason for upholding the challenged ruse entry without a warrant under the Alaska Constitution
  • where the Alaska Supreme Court used a rational basis to suspect criminal activity is afoot standard as part of its reason for upholding the challenged ruse entry without a warrant under the Alaska Constitution
  • state fish and wildlife officers posed as interested buyers of the premises
  • state fish and wildlife officers posed as interested buyers of the premises

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Judges: Burke, Rabinowitz, Matthews, Compton, Schulz

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