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Commonwealth v. Carmenates

September 4, 2020September 1, 2020

In Commonwealth v. Carmenates, the Superior Court vacated the trial court’s suppression order, holding that, despite an apparent language barrier, Carmenates’s consent to the trooper’s search of a vehicle was knowing, intelligent, and voluntary. 

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Categories Pennsylvania Superior Court Tags #4thAmendment, #Consent, #Suppression
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