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Case v. Kitsap County Sheriff's Department
Under some statutes, however, a municipal police officer may make an arrest anywhere within his own county under a warrant issued by the proper authority of his municipality for an offense committed therein.”); See also Elder v. Holloway, 874 F.Supp. 278, 282 (D.Idaho 1995) (assuming an arrest in Idaho to be warrantless despite the existence of two Florida warrants). 2 Washington courts have clearly recognized this rule. 3 “It is elementary law that, in the absence of constitutional or statutory authority, a warrant of arrest cannot be lawfully executed by arresting the accused beyond the …
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In the Matter of the Application of A.B. Crawford for a Writ of Habeas Corpus.
No. 21265. En Banc..
Washington Supreme Court.
Jan 17, 1929.
R.L. Morgan , for appellant.
Austin M. Wade , for respondent.
George A. Beardsley, Dale McMullen, Frank B. Malloy, W.J. Daly, Jr., Joseph H. Johnston, Herman Murray, W.G. Coleman, R.M. Wright, George E. Clark, Charles R. Denney, T.I. Oakshott, W.J. Gilbert, H.P. Dodd, Chas. W. Greenough, James W. Bryan, H.A. Davis, W.L. LaFollette, Jr., Edwin Gruber, Ewing D. Colvin , and R.M. Burgunder, amici curiae.
PER CURIAM.
Published
Judgment reversed.
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