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A theft victim s GPS tracker is pinging to his stolen trailer behind a locked gate, and he can see it from the fence. Probable cause, yes. But can officers cut the lock? Anthony on plain view, curtilage, Collins v. Virginia, open fields and why cops don t commit crimes to recover evidence.
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Read ArticleAn officer sees a person inside the victim s home who is barred from being there by a protective order. Can the officer walk in and arrest? The order is not a search warrant. Anthony s three ways in: consent, exigency, or a warrant.
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