· 5/22/1995
State v. Audley
Citations
- 894 P.2d 1359
- 77 Wash. App. 897
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that, based on Gunwall factors four and six, article I, section 7 “affords no greater protection to an arrestee from warrantless bodily searches than the federal constitution” and that no independent state constitutional analysis is warranted
- observing that the fourth and sixth Gunwall factors will \vary depending on the state action being challenged\
- observing that the fourth and sixth Gunwall factors will “vary depending on the state action being challenged”
- stating that the Washington Constitution affords no greater protection to an arrestee from warrantless bodily searches than the federal constitution
- Washington statutes regulating searches of persons comply with Fourth Amendment
- Washington statutes regulating searches of persons comply with Fourth Amendment
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