Supreme Court of Iowa· 5/22/1974

State v. Shea

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218 N.W.2d 610
1974 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1038

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defendant’s rights not adversely affected when apparent jurors were “not substantially swayed” by the presence of narcotics exhibits in jury room
“[A] peace officer may search an automobile without a warrant when exigent circumstances and probable cause exist.”
“[A] peace officer may search an automobile without a warrant when exigent circumstances and probable cause exist.”
“[E]xistence of exigent circumstances may relieve an officer from the obligation to obtain a warrant if it is impracticable to do so.” (emphasis added
“[Existence of exigent circumstances may relieve an officer from the obligation to obtain a warrant if it is impracticable to do so.” (emphasis added
“[E]xistence of exigent circumstances may relieve an officer from the obligation to obtain a warrant if it is impracticable to do so.” (emphasis added

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Judges: Moore, Mason, Rawlings, Reynoldson, Harris

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