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· 4/6/2004

New York Temporary State Commn. on Lobbying v. Simmons

Citations

  • 2004 NY Slip Op 24214

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  • ten-second interval with no exigent circumstances except for scampering noises
  • entry after 10 seconds upheld where scampering sounds were heard
  • refusal to admit may be implied by silence
  • officers heard a scampering sound
  • after announcement officers heard \scampering\ sounds

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