New Mexico Supreme Court· 5/9/1966

State v. Blackwell

Citations

415 P.2d 563
76 N.M. 445

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stating that merely looking at that which is open to view is not a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment
stating that merely looking at that which is open to view is not a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment
holding that rape and assault with intent to rape merged because both charges arose out of the same criminal transaction, were committed at the same time as part of a continuous act, and were inspired by the same criminal intent
“[T]he entry of a plea in the district court ... when represented by competent counsel, serve[s] as a waiver of any defects in the preliminary hearing.”
rape and assault with intent to rape merged because both charges arose out of the same criminal transaction, were committed at the same time as part of a continuous act, and were inspired by the same criminal intent
possession of burglary tools not necessarily included in burglary

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Judges: Moise, Noble, Compton

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