LaHaye v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the misdemeanor crime of evading arrest was a serious enough crime that officers in hot pursuit could enter a residence without a warrant to arrest an offender
• holding that the misdemeanor crime of evading arrest was a serious enough crime that officers in hot pursuit could enter a residence without a warrant to arrest an offender
• the misdemean- or crime of evading arrest was a serious enough crime that officers in hot pursuit could enter a residence without a warrant and arrest an offender
• the misdemeanor crime of evading arrest was a serious enough crime that officers in hot pursuit could enter a residence without a warrant and arrest an offender

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).