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State v. Wright

Citations

  • 893 P.2d 455
  • 119 N.M. 559

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  • stating that to justify an intrusion into a private residence in the absence of a search warrant or consent, the state must show the intrusion came within a valid exception to the search warrant requirement imposed by the state and federal constitutions
  • first inquiry is whether the person by his or her conduct has shown an actual expectation of privacy

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Judges: Donnelly, Alarid, Flores

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