Supreme Court of Vermont· 3/22/1996

State v. Morris

Citations

680 A.2d 90
165 Vt. 111
62 A.L.R. 5th 729
1996 Vt. LEXIS 40

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concluding that its state constitutional provision requires a warrant to search garbage because such an invasion of privacy should be made by a neutral officer of the court, rather than the police
concluding that its state constitutional provision requires a warrant to search garbage because such an invasion of privacy should be made by a neutral officer of the court, rather than the police
noting that the Warrant Clause of the Vermont Constitution is the \foremost line of protection\ for individual privacy
noting that the Warrant Clause of the Vermont Constitution is the “foremost line of protection” for individual privacy
declining to follow “abbreviated” analysis of Greenwood majority and noting state supreme courts of California, Hawaii, New Jersey, and Washington have similarly declined
declining to follow under Article 11 Supreme Court's decision allowing warrantless search of trash placed in bags at curbside for collection

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Judges: Allen, Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Johnson

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