Court of Appeals of Washington· 10/28/1999

State v. Wilson

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988 P.2d 463

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fixed-wing-aircraft overfly at above 500 feet, the FAA altitude limit, is not a search under the Washington Constitution
fixed-wing-aircraft overfly at above 500 feet, the FAA altitude limit, is not a search under the Washington Constitution
upholding a surveillance where an airplane was operating at 500 feet over the defendant’s rural residence and where no evidence that “visual enhancement equipment” made the method of viewing intrusive
corroborating evidence should point to suspicious activity along the lines suggested by the informant
upholding a surveillance where an airplane was operating at 500 feet over the defendant’s rural residence and where no evidence that ‘Visual enhancement equipment” made the method of viewing intrusive
corroborating evidence should point to suspicious activity along the lines suggested by the informant

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