Court of Appeals of Georgia· 2/27/2003

State v. Cooper

Citations

579 S.E.2d 754
260 Ga. App. 333
2003 Fulton County D. Rep. 857
2003 Ga. App. LEXIS 302

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holding that search became lawful as a search incident to arrest despite officer’s initial decision to perform an illegal search before discovering the outstanding warrants that led to arrest
holding that search became lawful as a search incident to arrest despite officer’s initial decision to perform an illegal search before discovering the outstanding warrants that led to arrest
stating, without regard for the temporal proximity or the nature of the officers' misconduct, that the officers' intervening discovery of a warrant and arrest of the defendant attenuated the link between the illegal detention and the evidence obtained
stating, without regard for the temporal proximity or the nature of the officers’ misconduct, that the officers’ intervening discovery of a warrant and arrest of the defendant attenuated the link between the illegal detention and the evidence obtained
even if a person lacks standing to challenge police officers’ entry onto premises, he still has standing to challenge his own detention

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Judges: Phipps, Blackburn, Ellington

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