Washington Supreme Court· 10/22/2009

State v. Patton

Citations

167 Wash. 2d 379
219 P.3d 651

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concluding that where the defendant was arrested on a warrant for failing to appear in court, “there was no basis to believe evidence relating to [the defendant’s] arrest would have been found in the car”
stating that we do not reach Fourth Amendment arguments when the article I, section 7 provides “independent and adequate state grounds” to resolve the issue
stating that we do not reach Fourth Amendment arguments when the article I, section 7 provides \independent and adequate state grounds\ to resolve the issue
finding that the defendant was under arrest from the moment that law enforcement announced their intent to arrest him, even though defendant fled from law enforcement and was therefore not immediately secured in custody

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Judges: Stephens, Alexander, Johnson, Madsen, Sanders, Chambers, Owens, Fairhurst

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