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State v. Cress

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  • 576 A.2d 1366
  • 1990 Me. LEXIS 190

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  • affirming finding that shop owner's assistance and cooperation amounted to consent and was not mere acquiescence to lawful authority
  • affirming the denial of a motion to suppress evidence obtained after the defendant taxidermist manifested his consent to the search by accompanying game wardens into his basement shop, where he unlocked, opened, and emptied his freezer
  • affirming the denial of a motion to suppress evidence obtained after the defendant taxidermist manifested his consent to the search by accompanying game wardens into his basement shop, where he unlocked, opened, and emptied his freezer
  • affirming lower courfs conclusion that the Defendant consented to a search by assisting and cooperating with law e1'tforcement even though he did not consent to the search in question either orally or in writing
  • consent to search taxidermist shop inferred from owner’s assisting the search by accompanying the wardens into the shop and unlocking, opening, and emptying freezers

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Judges: McKusick, Wathen, Glassman, Clifford, Collins, Brody

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