California Court of Appeal

Affirming the admission of evidence gathered by police officers at a hospital from a man who robbed a victim at gunpoint and then accidentally shot himself, in which the collection of evidence was not a violation of his Fourth Amendment rights because a defendant who gives a false name to a police officer and a record check fails to reveal that they are subject to a probation search condition is estopped from challenging the legality of ensuing searches or seizures that would have been authorized had the officer been aware of the condition.

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• Published 2017/10/25

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