166 Or. App. 348 - State v. Hall’s Empirical Analysis

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2 state decisions

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1. “We begin with the trial court’s ruling that the state failed to prove the existence of the search warrants. If defendants’ motion had notified the state that they challenged the searches as warrantless because no warrants were issued, the state would have had the burden of establishing the existence of the warrants.... The state could have been required to produce the warrants themselves. However, defendants here never challenged the existence of the search warrants. ... Accordingly, where defendants’ motion to suppress and arguments at the hearing never challenged the existence of the search warrants and where defendants conceded their existence, the state was not obligated to produce the warrants to prove their existence.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. 136 Md. App. 458 - Herbert v. State