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State v. Lucas

Citations

  • 783 P.2d 121
  • 56 Wash. App. 236
  • 1989 Wash. App. LEXIS 385

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the state constitution requires a well-founded suspicion that a probation violation has occurred to justify a warrantless search of a probationer
  • under the Fourth Amendment and article 1, section 7, probationers and parolees have a diminished right of privacy permitting a warrantless search if reasonable
  • under the Fourth Amendment and article I, section 7, probationers and parolees have a diminished right of privacy permitting a warrantless search if reasonable
  • The State has an interest in supervising probationers subject to probation conditions, and therefore probationers \should expect close scrutiny.\
  • The State has an interest in supervising probationers subject to probation conditions, and therefore probationers \should expect close scrutiny.\

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Judges: Swanson

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