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State v. Brooks

Citations

  • 812 A.2d 342
  • 148 Md. App. 374
  • 2002 Md. App. LEXIS 210

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  • “The concern is not with the frailty or improbability of the evidentiary base, but with the bedrock non-existence of an evidentiary base.”
  • Upon receiving a domestic violence “911” call, the officer could have entered the private home without a warrant, pursuant to the community caretaking function, if, when he arrived at the location, “no on e was about an d no on e responded to his knock at the door----”

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Judges: James R. Eyler

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