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People v. Thiret

Citations

  • 685 P.2d 193
  • 1984 Colo. LEXIS 587

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding, in pre-Jimeno case, officers’ forty-five minute search of piles of clothing and contents of drawers, boxes, and other closed containers in defendant’s house exceeded consent to “‘look around’”
  • even when consent was given voluntarily, a war-rantless search made pursuant thereto must be limited to the scope of the consent
  • even when consent was given voluntarily, a warrantless search made pursuant thereto must be limited to the scope of the consent
  • court's reliance upon only one cireumstance requires reversal and remand for consideration of the totality of the cireumstances
  • defendant’s oral consent to “look around” was not a consent to search
  • defendant's oral consent to \look around\ was not a consent to search

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Judges: Quinn

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