Kentucky v. King
Case: Kentucky v. King (2011)
Facts: In Lexington, Kentucky the police were following someone who they believed was a known crack dealer into an apartment complex. Outside of the apartment door, they smelled marijuana smoke. The officers knocked on the door and announced their presence. After this occurred, they heard the people inside moving around. This sounded like they were in the process of trying to destroy evidence. The police subsequently, stated their intention to enter the apartment and kicked in the door. When they entered the apartment, they seen other people and the drugs in plain sight. After conducting a protective sweep, they found even more drugs and paraphernalia. During the trial, the defendants tried to have the evidence sequestered under the case precedent established by under Mapp v. Ohio. It states that when there is the improper search of a private residence, any evidence collected against the suspects is automatically thrown out under the poisonous tree doctrine. In the case, the defendants felt that since the police did not have a search warrant, the search was illegal. This meant they should not be able to use any evidence against them, based upon the fact that they were perusing someone else and arrested others who were not under investigation. Instead, they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. These individuals were convicted and appealed the decision to Circuit Court. They found that the police acted properly based upon the fact that exigent circumstances required them to move quickly in order to prevent...
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