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People v. Hale

Citations

  • 714 N.E.2d 861
  • 93 N.Y.2d 454
  • 692 N.Y.S.2d 649
  • 1999 N.Y. LEXIS 1297

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  • concluding that “a probationer loses some privacy expectations and some of the protections of the Fourth Amendment, but not all of both”
  • holding a warrantless probation search constitutional based on the fact that a negotiated sentence that included a search provision carried “as much if not more constitutional weight” than a state regulation authorizing such searches
  • upholding search conducted pursuant to a probation condition that allowed only searches for specific items by probation officers
  • upholding search conducted pursuant to a probation condition that allowed only searches for specific items by probation officers
  • upholding search of a probationer’s home under a court- ordered probation condition
  • upholding search of a probationer’s home under a court- ordered probation condition

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Judges: Rosenblatt

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