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State v. Jones

Citations

  • 17 P.3d 359
  • 270 Kan. 526
  • 2001 Kan. LEXIS 5

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  • recognizing that any conclusion that police cannot arrest a person on a valid warrant after an illegal stop is “illogical and nonsensical”
  • resolving the attenuation issue almost exclusively with respect to the intervening circumstance of the discovery of an arrest warrant between the time of the challenged stop and the seizure of contraband
  • resolving the attenuation issue almost exclusively with respect to the intervening circumstance of the discovery of an arrest warrant between the time of the challenged stop and the seizure of contraband
  • resolving the attenuation issue almost exclusively with respect to the intervening circumstance of the discovery of an arrest warrant between the time of the challenged stop and the seizure of contraband
  • relying on Green and concluding that, because there was no evidence of bad faith on the part of the officer, once he discovered the outstanding warrant, the officer had the right and duty to arrest the defendant and effect a subsequent search

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Judges: Abbott

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