Olivera v. State

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that observations made by an officer from a location where he had no right to be are tainted and cannot be used to support the State's position that the officer had probable cause to search or arrest
• leaving walkway and crossing grass to stand next to a window to listen to conversation inside was unreasonable
• explaining that observations made by an officer from a location where he had no right to be are tainted and cannot be used to support the State’s position that the officer had probable cause to search or arrest
• leaving sidewalk, walking across grass to window, and listening to conversations an unlawful search
• officer at wrong apartment at night left sidewalk, walked across some grass, and went to back window where he put his ear to the opening and heard an incriminating statement; then broke in

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).