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Taylor v. State

Citations

  • 547 P.2d 674
  • 92 Nev. 158
  • 1976 Nev. LEXIS 551

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  • photographic evidence obtained incident to an illegal search need not be suppressed at trial of subsequent, unrelated crime
  • photograph of mattress taken after unrelated arrest to show defendant's connection to murder
  • photograph of mattress taken after unrelated arrest to show defendant’s connection to murder
  • no perceptible deterrent effect when prior search directed at completely unrelated crime, and there is no suggestion that inadvertent violation of defendant’s Fourth Amendment rights was calculated to produce evidence that would be used in the future
  • no perceptible deterrent effect when prior search directed at completely unrelated crime, and there is no suggestion that inadvertent violation of defendant's Fourth Amendment rights was calculated to produce evidence that would be used in the future
  • noting later crime was committed two months after search

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Judges: Zenoff, Gunderson, Batjer, Mowbray, Thompson

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