Michigan Supreme Court· 9/19/1983

People v. Oliver

Citations

338 N.W.2d 167
417 Mich. 366

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“[T]he exigent circumstances doctrine is applicable only within the narrow range of circumstances that present a real danger to the police or the public or a real danger that evidence or a suspect might be lost.”
“[T]he exigent circumstances doctrine is applicable only within the narrow range of circumstances that present a real danger to the police or the public or a real danger that evidence or a suspect might be lost.”
to establish probable cause based upon information supplied by an informant, there must be sufficient facts to permit an independent determination that the person supplying the information is reliable and that the information is based on something more substantial than casual rumor
arrest warrant requirements apply in motel context
arrest warrant requirements apply in motel context

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Judges: Brickley, Kavanagh, Levin, Cavanagh, Williams, Ryan, Boyle

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