Court of Appeals of Utah· 8/17/1987

State v. Miller

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740 P.2d 1363
64 Utah Adv. Rep. 28
1987 Utah App. LEXIS 524

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affirming no-knock provision where affidavit stated that two large watchdogs, which might pose a hazard to officers, were present at the residence
authorizing no-knock search when affidavit stated “[t]wo large watch dogs are always present and might pose a hazard to arresting officers”
statutory provision that “no-knock” warrant may be issued where “physical harm may result to any person if notice were given” satisfied by fact that “[t]wo large watch dogs are always present and might pose a hazard to arresting officers”

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Judges: Bench, Greenwood, Garff

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