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· 2/24/1981

Mendelvitz v. State

Citations

  • 416 N.E.2d 1270
  • 1981 Ind. App. LEXIS 1264

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  • holding that “if we were to assume, arguendo, the search was unlawful, [defendant] has no legitimate expectation of privacy or any other personal, proprietary, or possessory interest in the stolen automobile, the violation of which would invoke the exclusionary rule”

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Judges: Neal, Robertson, Ratliff

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