State v. Esguerra

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the privacy interest in one's dwelling place is entitled to \the highest degree of protection from unreasonable intrusion by the government\
• recognizing that the privacy interest in one’s dwelling place is entitled to “the highest degree of protection from unreasonable intrusion by the government”
• \All reasonable inferences in support of the court's decision will be indulged in and all inferences or evidence to the contrary will be disregarded.\
• “All reasonable inferences in support of the court’s decision will be indulged in and all inferences or evidence to the contrary will be disregarded.”
• “A person’s dwelling receives the highest degree of protection from unreasonable intrusion by the government and a defendant’s standing to assert his rights with respect to his home is well established in our [Fjourth [Ajmendment jurisprudence.”
• principles of Hodari D. guide analysis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).