Supreme Court of Kansas· 12/9/1978

State v. Jacques

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587 P.2d 861
225 Kan. 38
1978 Kan. LEXIS 406

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finding nature of criminal activity, length of activity, and nature of property to be seized determinative of whether dated information remains probative
\A protracted or continuous course of drug traffic at a particular location unquestionably would support the determination of probable cause.\
lapse of time can 9 remove probable cause to search by destroying any reasonable belief that drugs remain on the premises
police conduct did not shock the conscience where defendant, who had been observed placing balloons in his mouth, refused to spit them out and officer placed his hand on defendant's throat to prevent him from swallowing
“When an officer has probable cause to believe that a criminal offense is being committed in his presence ... he may use reasonable force to subdue the [suspect] and prevent the [suspect] from swallowing the evidence.”

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