Court of Appeals of Washington· 9/14/1998

State v. Dearman

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962 P.2d 850
92 Wash. App. 630

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holding that a sniff of a residence is a search requiring a warrant under the Washington constitution
holding that a sniff of a residence is a search requiring a warrant under the Washington constitution
holding that probable cause is required prior to canine sniff outside residential garage
holding that probable cause is required prior to canine sniff outside residential garage
concluding that a dog sniff “expose[d] information that could not have been obtained without the [use of the dog]” and therefore use of a trained narcotics dog at a residence constituted a search under the state constitution
holding, inter alia, that canine sniff of residential garage was search under Washington constitution

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