Court of Appeals of Oregon· 7/22/2015

State v. McKee

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272 Or. App. 372
356 P.3d 651
2015 Ore. App. LEXIS 884

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describing the relevant inquiry as whether “an objectively reasonable member of the public would have believed that he or she could enter the private *** property without permission”
“The state, as the proponent of the evidence that resulted from the deputy’s warrantless entry onto private property, bore the burden of proving that defendant lacked a protected privacy interest in the property.”
Under Article I, section 9, “a person has a protected privacy interest in property outside the curtilage of a residence if the person manifests an intention to exclude the public from the property!,]” by fencing it, posting it, or otherwise closing it off.
declining to address undeveloped Fourth Amendment claim

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Judges: Duncan, Flynn, Lagesen

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