· 10/30/1967
People v. Gastelo
Citations
- 67 Cal. 2d 586
- 63 Cal. Rptr. 10
- 432 P.2d 706
- 1967 Cal. LEXIS 245
How courts have described this case
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- under the fourth amendment, a specific showing must always be made to justify unannounced forcible entry
- under the fourth amendment, a specific showing must always be made to justify unannounced forcible entry
- neither this court nor the United States Supreme Court has held that unannounced forcible entries may be authorized by a blanket rule based on the type of crime or evidence involved
- neither this court nor the United States Supreme Court has held that unannounced forcible entries may be authorized by a blanket rule based on the type of crime or evidence involved
- the need to prevent the destruction of evidence
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Judges: Traynor
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