State v. O'BRYANT

How courts have described this case

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• because homeowner had privacy interest in vehicle parked in his driveway, officer’s actions in looking through windows of vehicle constituted a search
• contraband observed inside truck located within curtilage of defendant’s home could not form basis for search warrant where officer lacked authority to look inside vehicle
• contraband observed inside truck located within curtilage of defendant’s home could not form basis for search warrant where officer lacked authority to look inside vehicle
• officer may seize incriminating evidence observed in plain view, “so long as he has not violated the defendant’s Fourth Amendment rights in the process of establishing his vantage point”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).