State v. Gassner

How courts have described this case

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• suggesting that an A easily disposable amount of narcotics @ may meet minimum showing necessary to invoke the destruction‑of‑the‑evidence exception
• noting that probable cause was made out for a no-knock warrant where officers either believed there to be a small, readily disposable amount of evidence or did not know the quantity
• it is not enough that by knocking on the door, or in some other way, the occupant has been made aware that someone is outside
• it is not enough that by knocking on the door, or in some other way, the occupant has been made aware that someone is outside

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