State v. Abdouch

How courts have described this case

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• invalidating a search despite claims that it was private, and reasoning, in part, that “none of the group, comprised of the Clark family and the officers, had a claim to enter, or a legal status, greater or stronger than a stranger’s”
• search invalidated because officers were present while deceased’s family searched another’s house for possessions of deceased, despite lack of any authority to enter the house
• defendant’s voluntary custodial statements to police, after defendant was confronted with physical evidence seized during a constitutionally invalid search, were inadmissible in the prosecution of a charge related to the subject matter of the custodial interrogation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).