Idaho Supreme Court· 2/26/1998

State v. Christensen

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953 P.2d 583
131 Idaho 143
1998 Ida. LEXIS 20

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noting that police with legitimate business, like other citizens, are entitled to enter areas of curtilage impliedly open to public use, such as sidewalks, driveways, and pathways to an entry
no implied invitation to enter where the entrance to the driveway was obstructed by a closed gate posted with a “no trespassing” sign
no implied invitation to enter where the entrance to the driveway was obstructed by a closed gate posted with a \no trespassing\ sign
“Long gone are the days when state courts will blindly apply United States Supreme Court interpretation and methodology” even under nearly identically worded constitutional provisions
no implied invitation to enter where the entrance to the driveway was obstructed by a closed gate posted with a “no trespassing” sign
no implied invitation to enter where the entrance to the driveway was obstructed by a closed gate posted with a “no trespassing” sign

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Judges: Trout, Schroeder, Johnson, Silak, Walters, Schroeder'S

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