Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/3/2013

State v. Dennis

Citations

297 Kan. 229
300 P.3d 81
2013 WL 1850753
2013 Kan. LEXIS 452

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declining to consider defendant’s scope-of-search argument because defendant failed to address statutory language
officer need not 9 specifically articulate statute authorizing search if an objectively reasonable officer could rely on a statute
officer need not 9 specifically articulate statute authorizing search if an objectively reasonable officer could rely on a statute
specifically noting defendant did not argue the search was outside his immediate presence or the statute’s permissible physical scope
testimony that search was “incident to arrest” sufficient basis to apply good-faith analysis; not necessary to recite the statute
officer need not specifically articulate statute authorizing search if an objectively reasonable officer could rely upon a statute

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Judges: Biles

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