South Dakota Real Estate Commission v. Haggar

How courts have described this case

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• holding that searches of parolees are lawful when officer has “a reasonable suspicion that evidence of a 5 crime will be found”
• “A failure 13 of the State to raise a challenge to a defendant’s standing at the suppression hearing operates as a waiver of the challenge.”
• after concluding that the State’s standing argument was not preserved, treating the defendant as if he had standing and turning to the merits of his Fourth Amendment claim
• “As long as the arrest scene retains any potential of volatility, however, the courts, unwilling to risk a dead officer, will look on the arrestee as if he were Harry Houdini. The controversial calls almost invariably will go to the State.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).