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Sneed v. State

Citations

  • 423 S.W.2d 857
  • 221 Tenn. 6
  • 25 McCanless 6
  • 1968 Tenn. LEXIS 512

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  • holding that federal search and seizure cases should be considered persuasive authority in Tennessee
  • “[the] recognized rule that constitutional rights are not violated when a law officer, without any trespass against a defendant, and while he is at a place where he has a right to be, looks and sees evidence ... which is plainly visible.”

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Judges: Humphreys, Burnett, Chiee, Dyer, Chaitin, Cre-Son

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