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On January 12, 2011, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case of Kentucky v. King<\/a>. This case addresses the issue of what test should courts apply when police conduct creates the exigent circumstances relied on as the exception to the warrant requirement. The briefs in the case can be found on the Scotus blog<\/a>. Additionally, there is an excellent commentary of Orin Kerr. Click here to read the article of Orin Kerr<\/a>. The United States Supreme Court is reviewing a decision of the Kentucky Supreme Court, which can be read by clicking on this link<\/a>. <\/p>\n

I will be attending the oral arguments in this case as I am being sworn in as an attorney to practice before the United States Supreme Court. As a Massachusetts criminal attorney<\/a>, it will be a great honor to be in attendance for such an important oral argument that impacts criminal law. I will posted my impressions of the argument on this blog. <\/p>\n

In the King<\/u> case, an undercover police officer bought drugs from a suspect in an apartment hallway. The suspect went into an apartment; however, there were two apartments and the officers did not know which one the suspect entered. The facts of the case indicate there were two apartments one on the left and the other the right of the hallway. From the left apartment, the police smelled marijuana, knocked on the door of the left apartment, announced their presence and entered the apartment without a warrant. While waiting outside, the police heard movement in the apartment and believe that evidence was being destroyed and as a result the police enter the apartment and seize narcotics. <\/p>\n

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