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State v. Sanders

Citations

  • 374 So. 2d 1186

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  • finding \knock and talk\ did not violate right to privacy even though no cause to arrest existed when resident opened the door
  • “It is an almost implicit understanding and custom in this country that, in the absence of signs or warning, a residence may be approached and the occupants summoned to the door by knocking.”
  • “It is an almost implicit understanding and custom in this country that, in the absence of signs or warning, a residence may be approached and the occupants summoned to the door by knocking.”
  • \Defendant was free to refuse to open the door or to slam it shut once opened. His freedom of movement was never infringed upon and no search or seizure occurred except on the basis of defendant's voluntary actions.\

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Judges: Summers

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