Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 5/15/2018

State v. Grady

Citations

817 S.E.2d 18
259 N.C. App. 664

Syllabus

Satellite-based monitoring (SBM) Recidivist sex offender Fourth Amendment Reasonableness of the search

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\[A] defendant's Fourth Amendment [satellite-based monitoring] challenge must be properly asserted at the hearing in order to preserve the issue for appeal.\
“[T]he State failed to present any evidence of [the SBM program’s] efficacy in furtherance of the State’s undeniably legitimate interests.”
“[T]he State failed to present any evidence of [the SBM program’s] efficacy in furtherance of the State’s undeniably legitimate interests.”
“[The] [d]efendant is an unsupervised offender. He is not on probation or supervised release. . . . Solely by virtue of his legal status, then, it would seem that [the] defendant has a greater expectation of privacy than a supervised offender.”
“[The] [d]efendant is an unsupervised offender. He is not on probation or supervised release. . . . Solely by virtue of his legal status, then, it would seem that [the] defendant has a greater expectation of privacy than a supervised offender.”

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Judges: Calabria, Bryant

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