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State v. Valles

Citations

  • 2019 ND 108
  • 925 N.W.2d 404

Syllabus

For a warrantless search or seizure to fall into the abandonment exception, the State must show evidence of abandonment was present through objective facts known to the officer at the time of the search or seizure. Further, even when a cell phone is considered abandoned, a search of its contents is always considered unreasonable and thus is not permitted without a warrant.

Judges: Tufte

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