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People v. Poole

Citations

  • 555 P.2d 980
  • 192 Colo. 56
  • 1976 Colo. LEXIS 661

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  • police officer’s disregard of subpoena duces tecum requiring him not to shave beard resulted in loss of crucial defense evidence and justified trial court’s dismissal of felony charges
  • where trial judge made findings and conclusions based on specific factual situation, review of the suppression order raises no issue of prece-dential value
  • dismissal of charge of first degree assault on a police officer approved where officer, in disregard of subpoena duces tecum commanding him to appear at trial as he appeared at time of alleged assault, i.e., with long hair and beard, shaved off all facial hair shortly prior to trial

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Judges: Pringle

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