Jane and John Doe Voters 1-47 v. Cachola

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• holding that “[t]he phrase ‘at the time of the offense’ modifies the subparts that follow it”
• stating that a sentencing court may base its factual findings on, among other things, “facts admitted by a defendant’s plea of guilty” (quotation marks omitted)
• affirming denial of motion to suppress under emergency aid exception, where arriving police officers encountered an ongoing domestic situation and heard what sounded like a whimpering human

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