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· 2/2/1987

Hemingway v. Glasper

Citations

  • 291 Ark. 172
  • 722 S.W.2d 866
  • 1987 Ark. LEXIS 1914

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  • no showing of prejudice in counsel failure to review video until morning of trial
  • no showing of prejudice in counsel’s failure to review video until morning of trial
  • even where information that defendant has an outstanding warrant is in error, police reasonably relying on that information were authorized to arrest defendant and search his person incident to that arrest
  • even where information that defendant has an outstanding warrant is in error, police reasonably relying on that information were authorized to arrest defendant and search his person incident to that arrest

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Judges: Glaze

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