Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/20/1982

State v. Farber

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314 N.W.2d 365
1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1291

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\[I]t does not matter which sentence of [the state knock-and-announce statute] is applicable when the occupant is only temporarily absent. Neither sentence bars entry in that situation.\
“[I]t does not matter which sentence of [the state knock- and-announce statute] is applicable when the occupant is only temporarily absent. Neither sentence bars entry in that situation.”
a proceeding on a search warrant application is not a “case” within the meaning of § 622.7 and hence a husband’s incriminating information could form the basis for a warrant to search his wife’s apartment
a proceeding on a search warrant application is not a \case\ within the meaning of § 622.7 and hence a husband's incriminating information could form the basis for a warrant to search his wife's apartment

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Judges: McCormick, Uhlenhopp, Allbee, Le-Grand, McGiverin, Uhlen-Hopp, Legrand

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