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State v. Tapia

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  • 414 P.3d 332

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  • applying a full-blown Brown attenuation-of-taint analysis to conclude that the new offense of signing a false name on a traffic citation did not necessitate excluding evidence of that forgery on the ground that the initial traffic stop had been unlawful

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Judges: Maes

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