Legal Opinion
State v. Doyle
Court of Appeals of Utah
Decided May 23, 1996No. 950383-CAPublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
GREENWOOD, Judge:
Shane Doyle appeals the trial court’s refusal to suppress evidence obtained during the execution of an “all persons present” search warrant, contending that the warrant was unconstitutional both as issued and as executed. We affirm.
BACKGROUND
On November 8, 1994, the Provo City Police obtained a warrant authorizing them to search the mobile home trailer of Steven and Angela Hundley, located at 255 North 1600 West, number 121, in Provo, Utah. This warrant also authorized the search of “any outbuildings, curtilage, vehicles and the person of any individuals present at the time…
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