Washington Supreme Court· 10/19/2000

State v. Williams

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11 P.3d 714

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noting that Ferrier warnings are not required where police request consent to enter a home to arrest a visitor pursuant to a valid arrest warrant
finding automatic standing rule inapplicable to defendant who challenged the police officers’ entry into a third party’s residence to serve an arrest warrant on defendant
Ferrier warnings not required where police request consent to enter a home to arrest visitor pursuant to a valid arrest warrant
Ferrier warnings not required where police request consent to enter a home to arrest visitor pursuant to a valid arrest warrant
\We find no reason to confer additional privacy protections to suspects who are arrested in other person's homes.\
Ferrier rule applies where police seek to conduct a search for contraband without obtaining a search warrant

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Judges: Madsen

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