State v. Malone

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• holding a warrantless probation search need only be supported by reasonable suspicion
• holding a warrantless probation search need only be supported by reasonable suspicion
• finding held that the war-rantless search was reasonable where the probation officer was aware that marijuana was being grown in the general vicinity of probationer’s home and upon visiting the probationer’s home observed a garden hose running from the probationer’s house to the nearby woods

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