Supreme Court of Colorado· 12/17/1973
People v. Weisenberger
Citations
- 516 P.2d 1128
- 183 Colo. 353
- 1973 Colo. LEXIS 650
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- fourth amendment protections applied to a chicken house located on the defendant's farm, where the structure \was being put to an active domestic use. It housed ten to fifteen laying hens and contained necessary feed and water for their maintenance\
- fourth amendment protections applied to a chicken house located on the defendant’s farm, where the structure “was being put to an active domestic use. It housed ten to fifteen laying hens and contained necessary feed and water for their maintenance”
- fourth amendment protections applied to a chicken house located on the defendant’s farm, where the structure “was being put to an active domestic use. It housed ten to fifteen laying hens and contained necessary feed and water for their maintenance”
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Judges: Lee
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- People v. PitmanIllinois Supreme Court· 2004-06-17· cited 346×
- Norman v. StateSupreme Court of Florida· 1980-01-24· cited 148×
- People v. SporlederSupreme Court of Colorado· 1983-06-27· cited 136×
- People v. OatesSupreme Court of Colorado· 1985-05-06· cited 72×
- People v. SummitSupreme Court of Colorado· 1974-01-07· cited 51×
- People v. GranaSupreme Court of Colorado· 1974-10-29· cited 18×
- People v. MunizSupreme Court of Colorado· 1979-07-16· cited 17×
- United States Ex Rel. Gedko v. HeerW.D. Wisconsin· 1975-08-27· cited 16×
- People v. HarfmannColorado Court of Appeals· 1976-05-27· cited 10×
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