Court of Appeals of Washington· 12/19/1985

State v. Goodman

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711 P.2d 1057
42 Wash. App. 331

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finding that defendant had possession for automatic standing purposes of suitcase in his trunk even though he denied any interest in it
finding that defendant had possession for automatic standing purposes of suitcase in his trunk even though he denied any interest in it
“The State’s assertions of voluntary abandonment and police exercise of the community care-taking function are without factual support.”
“The facts before us indicate no grounds for a warrantless search of the suitcase.”
erroneous denial of motion to suppress evidence relating to items found inside suitcase warranted reversal of conviction for possession of stolen property but not conviction for burglary, which was supported by other “overwhelming” evidence unrelated to the contents of the suitcase

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Judges: Petrich, Reed

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