United States v. Monroe Martinez

How courts have described this case

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• holding that no exigent circumstances justified a warrantless entry where police arrived at the scene and found the domestic abuse victim already outside the home, in the front yard
• “When the domestic violence 3 victim is still in the home, circumstances may justify an entry pursuant to the exigency doctrine.”
• “When the domestic violence victim is still in the home, circumstances may justify an entry pursuant to the exigency doctrine.”
• “When the domestic violence victim is still in the home, circumstances may justify an 7 entry pursuant to the exigency doctrine.”
• “Indeed, more officers are killed or injured on domestic violence calls than on any other type of call.”
• reasonable to search the “part of the premises in which the emergency situation had arisen”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).