Supreme Court of Minnesota· 7/15/1983

State v. Griffin

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336 N.W.2d 519
1983 Minn. LEXIS 1245

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concluding that the state met its burden of proof by providing the district court with “considerable documentation” of the defendant’s out-of-state conviction
observing that “the defendant’s attorney on appeal apparently does not really dispute the fact that defendant has a prior conviction”
authorizing warrantless entry into home to retrieve shoes and coat for barefoot arrestee where there was snow on the ground
rejecting the defendant’s argument that, “whenever the defendant wants to put the state to its burden of proving a prior conviction, the state must come forward with certified copies” as “an absolute requirement because . . . it is apparently difficult to get certified copies from some places”
trial court noted difficulty of obtaining any documents from Cook County, Illinois, particularly certified copies of documents

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