Alaska Supreme Court· 9/14/1979

Reeves v. State

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599 P.2d 727
1979 Alas. LEXIS 672

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stating that officer may seize evidence seen from place where officer was legally entitled to be if certain conditions are met
stating that officer may seize evidence seen from place where officer was legally entitled to be if certain conditions are met
expressing strong preference for the warrant process under the state constitution
expressing strong preference for the warrant process under the state constitution
independent interpretation of State constitutional provision protecting individuals from unreasonable search and seizure
“The search of an arrestee’s person should be no more intensive than reasonably necessary to prevent the entry of weapons, illegal drugs, and other contraband or potentially dangerous items into the jail.”

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Judges: Boochever, Burke, Connor, Matthews, Rabin-Owitz, Rabinowitz

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