My View: Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling on good Samaritan law is problematic
My View: Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling on good Samaritan law is problematic
The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently ruled the good Samaritan law does not stop police from using information gathered at the scene to obtain a search warrant to investigate other crimes.
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (FOX 9) - The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently ruled the good Samaritan law does not stop police from using information gathered at the scene to obtain a search warrant to investigate other crimes.
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