State v. Schotl

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• concluding that entry into a store attached to a residence constitutes entry of a dwelling because “the breaking and entering of any part of the structure was a breaking and entering of a dwelling which was habitually used and occupied by the owner’s 5 family”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).