· 9/19/1973
State v. Hetzko
Citations
- 283 So. 2d 49
How courts have described this case
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- officers had reasonable belief that resident was in trouble and would have been considered derelict in their duty had they not entered the apartment
- question is whether “officers would have been derelict in their duty had they acted otherwise”
- officers would have been derelict in their duty if they acted otherwise
- police officers “had every reason to believe that the defendant was in distress or that some foul play had occurred”; they “would have been derelict in their duty” if they had not made a warrantless entry into the house
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Judges: Mager
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