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State v. Jordan

Citations

  • 631 P.2d 989
  • 29 Wash. App. 924
  • 1981 Wash. App. LEXIS 2505

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  • the fact occupants had not succeeded in completely closing curtains did not diminish the reasonableness of their expectation of privacy
  • by drawing curtains, individuals inside duplex had clearly demonstrated a reasonable expectation of privacy
  • by drawing curtains, individuals demonstrated an expectation of privacy, fact that occupants did not completely succeed in drawing curtains does not diminish the reasonableness of their expectation of privacy
  • by drawing curtains, individuals inside duplex had clearly demonstrated a reasonable expectation of privacy
  • by drawing curtains, individuals demonstrated an expectation of privacy, fact that occupants did not completely succeed in drawing curtains does not diminish the reasonableness of their expectation of privacy

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Judges: Petrie, Reed

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