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State v. Baxter

Citations

  • 413 P.2d 638
  • 68 Wash. 2d 416
  • 1966 Wash. LEXIS 753

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  • exclusion of improperly obtained evidence is a privilege and can be waived if defendant does not seasonably object
  • defendant must bring motion to suppress within \reasonable time\ before trial to allow trial court to rule; a motion after conclusion of the State's case is untimely
  • \The exclusion of improperly obtained evidence is a privilege and can be waived.\
  • \The exclusion of improperly obtained evidence is a privilege and can be waived.\
  • defendant must bring motion to suppress within “reasonable time” before trial to allow trial court to rule; a motion after conclusion of the State’s case is untimely
  • “The exclusion of improperly obtained evidence is a privilege and can be waived.”

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Judges: Barnett

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