State v. Byerley

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• where officers' knowledge of the location or existence of evidence rises to that of probable cause, a warrant is required
• “A discovery is inadvertent if the officer suspects, has a feeling, or knows of the possibility of, undefined contraband in an unspecified location; but, where his level of knowledge rises to that of probable cause, inadvertency no longer exists and a warrant is required”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).