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A police officer who observes possible illegal activity from a public vantage point shouldn't be precluded from searching more closely, even on private property, a split New Jersey Supreme Court ruled March 20. In an expansion of the Fourth Amendment plain-view doctrine, the justices ruled against suppression of drug evidence discovered in a hole on a home's porch after an officer got a tip that the resident was selling drugs.
March 28, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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