State v. Hughes

Decided 2000-03-17

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ANN WALSH BRADLEY, J. ¶ 49. (dissenting). In the late afternoon of June 4, 1996, officers purportedly with guns drawn barged into a two-bedroom apartment in the City of Milwaukee because they smelled the odor of marijuana. They could have, but did not, obtain a search warrant. Instead, fearful that the evidence of a first offense possession of marijuana might be destroyed, they made a warrantless entry. <p "b410-7…

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