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State v. Hughes

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  • 375 So. 2d 615

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  • if initial intrusion by police is lawful, seizure of incriminating evidence in plain view does not violate Fourth Amendment

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Judges: Pearson and Schwartz, Jj., and Chappell, Bill G., Associate Judge

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