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State v. Parker

Citations

  • 380 A.2d 291
  • 153 N.J. Super. 481

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that once the threat to an officer's safety and the evidence's preservation has passed, police cannot search personal effects of an arrestee
  • defendant with no actual connection to evidence cannot object to its seizure
  • while suppressing on other grounds evidence seized without a warrant from trunk of car belonging to mother of defendant, court specifically noted that “defendant had no proprietary, possessory or participatory interest in the car and no standing to object to the trunk being opened.”

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Judges: Judges Halpern, Larner and King

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