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State v. Lemieux

Citations

  • 726 N.W.2d 783
  • 2007 Minn. LEXIS 14
  • 2007 WL 113952

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  • holding that officers lawfully entered a residence while investigating a homicide, after being told that someone was in the residence that night and observing that a screen window had been torn, the window was open, and the door was unlatched
  • holding warrantless entry of residence was justified by need to search for intruders or injured occupants
  • stating that an objectively reasonable emergency is necessary to justify the emergency-aid exception for a warrantless search conducted during a criminal investigation
  • stating that an objectively reasonable emergency is necessary to justify the emergency-aid exception for a warrantless search conducted during a criminal investigation
  • stating that, under Brigham City, an officer’s subjective intent is not relevant to the emergency-aid exception under the Fourth Amendment
  • observing that, depending on the facts, burglary can be considered a \person offense\ as opposed to a \property offense\ for the purpose of calculating sentences under the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines

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Judges: Anderson, Russell, Meyer

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