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People v. Lloyd

Citations

  • 216 Cal. App. 3d 1425
  • 265 Cal. Rptr. 422
  • 1989 Cal. App. LEXIS 1337

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  • holding that \hot pursuit\ was a \proper exception\ to the warrant requirement when an officer made an arrest in the suspect's home for obstruction and traffic violations committed in the officer's presence
  • holding that \hot pursuit\ was a \proper exception\ to the warrant requirement when an officer made an arrest in the suspect's home for obstruction and traffic violations committed in the officer's presence
  • upholding warrantless entry to issue a citation for traffic violations because the suspect refused to produce his driver's license
  • “the officer’s ‘hot pursuit’ into the house to prevent the suspect from frustrating the arrest which had been set in motion in a public place constitutes a proper exception to the warrant requirement”
  • “the officer’s ‘hot pursuit’ into the house to prevent the suspect from frustrating the arrest which had been set in motion in a public place constitutes a proper exception to the warrant requirement”
  • \the officer's 'hot pursuit' into the house to prevent the suspect from frustrating the arrest which had been set in motion in a public place constitutes a proper exception to the warrant requirement\

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Judges: Lucas

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