Salley v. Central Arkansas Transit Authority

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• reversing convictions that were supported by evidence seized in unlawful search, for which trial court erroneously denied defendant’s motion to suppress
• an exigent circumstance generally \is the officer's reasonable belief that such action is a necessary response on his part to an emergency situation\
• because officers were not authorized to enter defendant’s back yard, observations made from back yard could not support search
• because officers were not authorized to enter defendant’s backyard, observations made from backyard could not support search
• an exigent circumstance generally “is the officer’s reasonable belief that such action is a necessary response on his part to an emergency situation”
• an exigent circumstance generally “is the officer’s reasonable belief that such action is a necessary response on his part to an emergency situation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).