March 23rd, 2018

3/23/2018

After forcing entry into an apartment building without a warrant to investigate possible criminal activity, the police arrested the defendant, upon seeing a gun and drugs in plain view while his apartment door was open.The court refused to "condone the police forcing entry into a locked residential apartment building while on an investigative hunt for suspected criminal activity" and suppressed the evidence of the gun and drugs.

STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. YOMAIRA SENCION
STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. JUAN F. SANTANA
STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. ROBERTO PEREZ-GARCIA
STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. WILLIAM R. JEREZ
A-3138-15T3/A-3274-15T3/A-3328-15T3/A-3829-15T3(CONSOLIDATED)

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Randy C. Redden is a New Jersey attorney, who has been practicing criminal law for over 25 years and has successfully handled thousands of criminal cases, on behalf of clients facing drug, theft, shoplifting, assault and weapons charges.

He is licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts of New Jersey, as well as the Supreme Court of the United States.

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