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Court of Appeals of Washington· 12/7/1989

State v. Stone

Citations

  • 782 P.2d 1093
  • 56 Wash. App. 153
  • 1989 Wash. App. LEXIS 370

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  • finding the third Childress factor showed attenuation where a witness gave testimony about a crime of which an investigating officer had not been aware
  • presence of defendant's car at crime scene coupled with similarity between current burglary and defendant's prior burglaries established probable cause to search defendant's car
  • presence of defendant’s car at crime scene coupled with similarity between current burglary and defendant’s prior burglaries established probable cause to search defendant’s car
  • no demonstration of credibility and reliability required where unidentified citizen provides nonaccusatory information, does not describe criminal activity, \and the nature of the information strongly suggests he is relating personal observation\
  • no demonstration of credibility and reliability required where unidentified citizen provides nonaccusatory information, does not describe criminal activity, “and the nature of the information strongly suggests he is relating personal observation”
  • in the context of review of a search warrant, “[a]n individual’s privacy interest in his unpublished telephone listing is constitutionally protected because his expectation of privacy is demonstrated by his specific request that the information not be published.”

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Judges: Munson

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