Illinois Supreme Court· 2/20/1981

People v. Bean

Citations

417 N.E.2d 608
84 Ill. 2d 64
48 Ill. Dec. 876
1981 Ill. LEXIS 231

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holding that fourth amendment rights were not violated, even in the absence of exigent circumstances, where consent given and arrest based on probable cause
once invited into apartment, police could walk throughout it looking for defendant; they did not have to wait for defendant to confront them
“when voluntary consent is given to enter one’s residence and an arrest is effected based on probable cause, the suspect’s rights under the fourth amendment are not violated, even in the absence of exigent circumstances”

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Judges: Moran, Simon, Ryan, Underwood

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