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· 6/1/1971

People v. Glaubman

Citations

  • 485 P.2d 711
  • 175 Colo. 41
  • 1971 Colo. LEXIS 783

How courts have described this case

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  • when an ordinary citizen comes forward with reports of criminal activity, there is no need to subject the information to the same special scrutiny given information supplied by unidentified or “confidential” informants
  • preincarceration search of pouch held reasonable
  • preincarceration search of pouch held reasonable

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Judges: Erickson

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