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SCOTUS to Hear Anaconda Man's 2021 Warrantless Police Home Entry Case

The Supreme Court will address whether police need probable cause to enter homes without a warrant during emergencies, a decision impacting constitutional rights nationwide.

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The U.S. Supreme Court next month will hear arguments about warrantless home entries, borne out of the case of an Anaconda man who was suicidal when local police entered his home, shot him and arrested him.

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SCOTUS to hear Anaconda man's 2021 warrantless police home entry case

The U.S. Supreme Court next month will hear arguments about warrantless home entries, borne out of the case of an Anaconda man who was suicidal when local police entered his home, shot him and arrested him.

·Missoula, United States
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High court to hear warrantless entry case

The U.S. Supreme Court next month will hear arguments about warrantless home entries, borne out of the case of an Anaconda man who was suicidal when local police entered his home, shot him and arrested him.

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Ravalli Republic broke the news in on Saturday, September 13, 2025.
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