The defendants, accused of grand larceny and possession of stolen property, move to suppress physical property seized at the time of their arrest. They claim that the police, under the guise of a routine administrative inquiry, actually conducted a warrantless and illegal search.
At issue is the nature of the intrusion, the character of the premises, and the constitutional limits of...
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