*300 GILLETTE, J. This case concerns a criminal defendant’s motion to suppress evidence obtained in a consent search of her purse. Defendant argued to the trial court that suppression was required because her consent to the search was a product of prior conduct on the part of the police that violated her rights under Articl…
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