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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 2015 Ark. 387
  • 472 S.W.3d 486
  • 2015 Ark. LEXIS 608

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  • upholding a search of defendant’s cell phone pursuant to a search warrant because “it is reasonable to infer that the cell phone that was in his possession was used to communicate with others regarding the shootings before, during, or after they occurred”
  • “Here, because Johnson was working with at least one other person when the homicide was committed, it is reasonable to infer that the cell phone that was in his possession was used to communicate with others regarding the shootings before, during, or after they occurred.”

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Judges: Karen R. Baker

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