Commonwealth v. Elliott
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
LESTER, Judge.
This is an appeal by the Commonwealth from an order which suppressed certain evidence seized in a warrantless search of appellee's residence. The appellant argues that the search was permissible as falling within an exception to the warrant requirement.
The appellee, Pierre Elliott, was on parole from a 1984 manslaughter conviction. His probation officer was Leonard Garden-our. As a parolee, Mr. Elliott was not to leave Jefferson County without the permission of his parole officer.
In February of 1985, Mr. Gardenour apparently received information from a confidential informant…
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