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Oregon Supreme Court· 2/18/1981

State v. Kennedy

Citations

  • 624 P.2d 99
  • 290 Or. 493
  • 1981 Ore. LEXIS 685

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that inquiring about whether the defendant was carrying narcotics as he was leaving the terminal building of the Portland International Airport was not a \stop\ within the meaning of ORS 131.605 et seq, nor did it violate the defendant's constitutional rights
  • holding that inquiring about whether the defendant was carrying narcotics as he was leaving the terminal building of the Portland International Airport was not a “stop” within the meaning of ORS 131.605 et seq, nor did it violate the defendant’s constitutional rights
  • observing that Wong Sun rejected “but for” causation as the touchstone for suppression of secondary evidence
  • explaining that the defendant’s unso- licited offer to search was the “[m]ost importan[t]” consider- ation in reaching its conclusion
  • explaining that the defendant’s unsolicited offer to search was the “[m]ost importan [t]” consideration in reaching its conclusion
  • concluding that the defendant’s invitation, “Would you like to search my luggage,” in response to an officer’s assertion that the police had information that the defendant was carrying drugs, made the consent voluntary and therefore attenuated from any earlier illegal seizure

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Judges: Denecke, Tongue, Howell, Lent, Linde, Peterson

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