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Illinois Supreme Court· 4/20/1995

People v. Mitchell

Citations

  • 650 N.E.2d 1014
  • 165 Ill. 2d 211
  • 209 Ill. Dec. 41
  • 63 U.S.L.W. 2695
  • 1995 Ill. LEXIS 79

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  • holding that the \plain feel\ doctrine does not offend the fourth amendment
  • holding that the “plain feel” doctrine does not offend the fourth amendment
  • holding that the Aplain feel@ doctrine does not offend the fourth amendment
  • the search and seizure provision of our state constitution was not intended to be broader than the search and seizure provision of the fourth amendment
  • the search and seizure provision of our state constitution was not intended to be broader than the search and seizure provision of the fourth amendment
  • the search and seizure provision of our state constitution was not intended to be broader than the search and seizure provision of the fourth amendment

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Judges: Freeman, Heiple

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