People v. Hingerton

This motion, brought by defendant, is designed to have certain contraband suppressed, the contraband having been found in defendant’s premises by parole officers after they had arrested defendant for violating his parole, and also to have his oral statement suppressed concerning the contra*1064band in question, which was allegedly made to them by defendant after his arrest. Both issues are made the targets of invalidity on the contention of their being violative of the Fourth and the Fifth Amendments, respectively.

These alleged illegal blights had occurred in. conjunction with the arrest of…