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State v. Boyd

Citations

  • 615 So. 2d 786
  • 1993 WL 66309

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  • stating test as whether there are objectively reasonable circumstances that convey to a police officer an articulable, reasonable belief that the exigency exists; the exigency need not, in fact, exist
  • stating test as whether there are objectively reasonable circumstances that convey to a police officer an articulable, reasonable belief that the exigency exists; the exigency need not, in fact, exist
  • “[T]o allow a warrantless entry into a person’s home in an emergency situation, there must be objectively reasonable circumstances that convey to the police officer an articulable, reasonable belief that an emergency exists.”

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Judges: Campbell

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