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Updated on August 26, 2020

A Welfare Check Gone Arrest: Attenuation Doctrine and the Fourth Amendment

Author: Dahnika Short, Staff Editor State v. Ellis, No. 120,046 (Kan. August 8, 2020) Issue: The attenuation doctrine renders illegally obtained evidence admissible when the connection between the evidence and the unconstitutional police conduct is sufficiently remote or …

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