California Courts of Appeal
Jul. 10, 2017
Opinion: peace officers don’t have expectation of privacy during raids
The 3-0 decision from the 4th District Court of Appeal is not a full victory for the city of Santa Ana and its attorneys.,
A recently published appellate opinion regarding a high-profile police raid at an Orange County marijuana dispensary establishes that peace officers don’t have a reasonable expectation of privacy when they are executing search warrants.
The 3-0 decision from the 4th District Court of Appeal is not a full victory for the city of Santa Ana and its attorneys, G. Craig Smith and Anthony M. Snodgrass of Ferguson, Praet & Sherman, APC...
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