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· 4/11/2019

State v. Stenhoff

Citations

  • 2019 ND 106
  • 925 N.W.2d 429

Syllabus

Search of supervised probationer's residence was constitutional where the probationer was incarcerated due to a probation violation, the supervised probation conditions included a search clause, and law enforcement officers had reasonable suspicion unlawful activity was afoot due to a child's statement alluding to the presence of drugs at the probationer's residence. Conditions of probation may apply when a person is incarcerated until such time as the probation is terminated or revoked.

Judges: McEvers

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