Appellate Court of Illinois· 10/1/1987

People v. Daugherty

Citations

514 N.E.2d 228
161 Ill. App. 3d 394
112 Ill. Dec. 762
1987 Ill. App. LEXIS 3259

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holding that under the circumstances, the deception was so unfair as to be coercive
holding that a police officer's false claims that he had official police business to conduct when his real motivation was to search inside for evidence of a crime rendered a consent to enter invalid
holding that a police officer’s false claims that he had official police business to conduct when his real motivation was to search inside for evidence of a crime rendered a consent to enter invalid
when a law enforcement officer uses deception and his official position to induce a defendant to consent to a search, the search may be coercive and the consent invalid
when a law enforcement officer uses deception and his official position to induce a defendant to consent to a search, the search may be coercive and the consent invalid
when a law enforcement officer uses deception and his official position to induce a defendant to consent to a search, the search may be coercive and the consent invalid

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Judges: Reinhard

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