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Utah Supreme Court· 3/21/1991

State v. Thompson

Citations

  • 810 P.2d 415
  • 157 Utah Adv. Rep. 6
  • 1991 Utah LEXIS 17
  • 1991 WL 38126

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  • holding that, even though Fourth Amendment may not provide such protection, under article I, section 14 of Utah Constitution, defendants have right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures of their bank papers
  • finding that Utah citizens have a \right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures\ of their bank records, although the Fourth Amendment provides no such protection
  • finding that Utah citizens have a \right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures\ of their bank records, although the Fourth Amendment provides no such protection
  • recognizing a right to privacy in bank records under the Utah Constitution
  • article I, section 14 of Utah Constitution provides bank customers right of privacy in bank records, while Fourth Amendment does not
  • evidence suppressed due to greater privacy expectation in bank and tax records under article I, section 14 of Utah Constitution than under Fourth Amendment to the federal Constitution

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Judges: Howe, Hall, Durham, Zimmerman, Stewart

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