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State v. Tucker

Citations

  • 636 N.W.2d 853
  • 262 Neb. 940
  • 2001 Neb. LEXIS 191

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  • concluding that “a statement of a law enforcement agent that, absent a consent to search, a warrant can be obtained does not constitute coercion”
  • noting that after request to search his home, defendant responded by stepping back and gesturing with his arms raised and his hands outward and upward
  • noting that after request to search his home, defendant responded by step- ping back and gesturing with his arms raised and his hands outward and upward

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Judges: Hendry, Wright, Connolly, Gerrard, Stephan, McCormack, Miller-Lerman

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