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· 1/24/2000

In re Tapia-Ortiz

Citations

  • 528 U.S. 1135
  • 120 S. Ct. 999

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  • pointing out that arguments to suppress evidence as illegally seized, if not raised at or before the suppression hearing, are treated as waived unless cause and prejudice can be shown; holding defendant’s argument waived for this reason

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