New York State Court of Appeals in Albany. Photo: Monika Kozak/ALM NY's High Court Reverses Appellate Court in Warrantless Search Case
The ruling from the state Court of Appeals reverses a decision from a split appellate court panel, which said the circumstances supported "a reasonable belief that the search of the backpack was necessary to ensure the safety of the arresting officers and the public."
June 01, 2021 at 05:19 PM
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New York's highest court has reversed a midlevel appellate court decision, saying prosecutors failed to meet the legal bar for a warrantless search of a defendant's backpack.
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