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State v. Foy

Citations

  • 662 A.2d 238
  • 1995 Me. LEXIS 181

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  • explaining that evidence that the State “had no reason to assume” existed “was not material that was, or should have been, in the [State’s] possession or control”
  • \A search conducted incident to a lawful arrest is a recognized exception to the general rule that a warrant be obtained in order to conduct a search.\
  • “[Rule 16] ... includes a duty ‘of reasonable diligence, of making reasonable fer inquiry to uncover material relevant to the case against the defendant.’” (quoting State v. Jalbert, 537 A.2d 593, 595 (Me. 1988))

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Judges: Wathen, Clifford, Rudman, Dana, Lipez

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