Court of Appeals of Washington· 1/19/2001

State v. Johnson

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16 P.3d 680

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authorizing entrance when an officer \believes that someone likely needs assistance for health or safety reasons\
searching home for victims in response to domestic violence in progress
\the expectation of privacy in regard to one's automobile is less than that relating to a home or office\
emergency aid exception justified a warrantless entry after a report that a victim of domestic violence had locked herself in a bathroom, the defendant had a cut on his wrist and was slow to answer questions about location of the victim
emergency aid exception justified a warrantless entry after a report that a victim of domestic violence had locked herself in a bathroom, the defendant had a cut on his wrist and was slow to answer questions about location of the victim

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Judges: Armstrong

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