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People v. Cobb

Citations

  • 690 P.2d 848
  • 1984 Colo. LEXIS 645

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  • refusing to consider the merits of a defendant’s claim that his Fifth Amendment rights were violated because the argument “was not raised in [the] motion to suppress the evidence, nor was it argued before the trial court”
  • officer may run a computer check for outstanding warrants during an investigatory stop provided that this procedure does not unreasonably extend the detention
  • officer may run a computer check for outstanding warrants during an investigatory stop provided that this procedure does not unreasonably extend the detention
  • sufficient indication of defendant casing a residence where he knocked on the door after midnight and when the door was answered, he stated that he had the wrong address

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Judges: Lohr

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