United States v. Christopher Quezada

How courts have described this case

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• holding that community caretaker doctrine applied when officer encountered an emergency situation while serving a child protection order
• holding that a shotgun protruding from beneath a man lying on the ground was admissible under the plain view doctrine
• holding that a shotgun protruding from beneath a man lying on the ground was admissible under the plain view doctrine
• holding that community caretaker doctrine applied when officer encountered an emergency situation while serving a child protection order
• holding that a warrantless entry into a home was reasonable because “a reasonable officer in the deputy’s position could conclude that someone was inside but was unable to respond for some reason”
• holding community caretaker doctrine applied when officer encountered emergency while serving a childprotection order

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).