Washington Supreme Court· 7/29/1971

State v. Jordan

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487 P.2d 617
79 Wash. 2d 480
1971 Wash. LEXIS 623

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warrantless entry of motel room to examine defendant at request of motel maid when defendant appeared gray and unmoving on bed
warrantless entry of motel room to examine defendant at request of motel maid where defendant appeared gray and unmoving on bed
warrantless entry of motel room to examine defendant at request of motel maid when defendant appeared gray and unmoving on bed
warrantless entry of motel room to examine defendant at request of motel maid where defendant appeared gray and unmoving on bed
same result where handcuffs were placed on defendant in the presence of at least two jurors; no prejudice shown
in prosecution for possession of codeine pills, evidence of needle marks, drug paraphernalia, and methamphetamine either on the defendant's person or in close proximity to him was \'an inseparable part of the whole deed'\ (quoting State v. Niblack, 74 Wn.2d 200, 206, 443 P.2d 809 (1968))

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