· 9/26/2023
Sara Fields v. Charleston Area Medical Center and Workforce West Virginia
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- implying that police could also use statements of a suspect in deciding whether the contents of containers “ ‘could be inferred from their outward appearance.’ ”
- referring to the rule of the Sanders footnote as “little more than another variation of the plain view exception”
- exemplifying the dissimilar decisions throughout the country due to the refusal of later court opinions to follow its rationale
- exemplifying the dissimilar decisions throughout the country due to the refusal of later court opinions to follow its rationale
- listing cases decided by Federal Courts of Appeals since Chadwick had been announced
- listing cases decided by Federal Courts of Appeals since Chadwick had been announced
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