State v. Skelton

How courts have described this case

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• viewing of and collection of soil and vegetation from the exterior of a publicly parked vehicle suspected to have been involved in a high speed chase was not unreasonable
• failure to object to the introduction of physical evidence at trial precludes raising issue on appeal
• “[t]he intent to commit a felony therein may be formulated after a defendant is within a structure, but the unlawful act of remaining without authority must concur with the criminal intent to commit a felony or theft to satisfy the statute’s elements”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).