State v. Beauchemin

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• explaining that where general words follow specific words in a statute, the general words are construed to embrace objects similar in nature to those enumerated by the specific words
• stating when conservation officers entering private property “‘restrict their movements to places visitors could be expected to go (e.g., walkways, driveways, porches),’ observations made from these places” do not constitute illegal search

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