The Supreme Court said Friday it would clarify when police can enter a home without a search warrant, in a case involving Utah officers who watched a fight through a window. The officers peered through a door and windows and saw four adults restraining a juvenile, who then broke free and punched one of the adults. The officers entered and arrested the adults, but a judge later threw out the charges, on the grounds that the police entered without a search warrant.
January 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court said Friday it would clarify when police can enter a home without a search warrant, in a case involving Utah officers who watched a fight through a window.
Justices will consider officers’ handling of an early morning complaint in Brigham City about a loud party. The officers peered through a door and windows and saw four adults restraining a juvenile, who then broke free and punched one of the adults in the face.
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