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· 5/8/2024

In Re John Joseph Zavaleta v. the State of Texas

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  • concluding that, even assuming an area is curtilage, there is no Fourth Amendment violation for the warrantless observation of curtilage because \law enforcement officers are entitled to observe things in plain sight from publicly accessible areas.\

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