Supreme Court of Minnesota· 8/29/2002

State v. Larsen

Citations

650 N.W.2d 144
2002 Minn. LEXIS 577
2002 WL 1980807

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ruling that the warrantless search of a fish house that was not supported by probable cause was unreasonable
ruling that the warrantless search of a fish house that was not supported by probable cause was unreasonable
holding that a conservation officer’s warrantless entry into an ice fishing house “in the absence of express consent or other circumstance justifying entry” was unreason able under both the United States Constitution and the Minnesota Constitution
acknowledging that a departure from individualized suspicion may be warranted if the need “outweighed the interests of ordinary citizens”
explaining that a conservation officer’s unannounced entry into fish house with “no reason to suspect a violation of fishing laws” resulted in criminal charges both for a fishing law violation and for drug possession
“[E]ase in enforcing the law has never been a sufficient justification for government intrusion.”

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Judges: Stringer, Meyer

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