State v. Kuhn
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtArmstrong, J.
— The defendant, Charles Kuhn, appeals from a judgment and sentence following revocation of probation under a deferred sentence,. The first impression issue on appeal is whether the exclusionary rules of the fourth amendment to the United States Constitution are applicable to a probation revocation hearing; specifically, whether the trial court erred in reyoking defendant’s deferred sentence by allowing into evidence various stolen items discovered in a warrantless search of defendant’s apartment. We hold that the exclusionary rules are not applicable to a revocation of probation hearing.
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