State v. Cameron Steele Newsome  ·  2019-10-25  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 605 S.E.2d at 400

“Generally, a law enforcement officer’s entry into a home without a search warrant and without consent or exigent circumstances constitutes an unjustified, forcible intrusion that violates the Fourth Amendment.”

Kenneth Ray Arp v. State  ·  2014-05-21  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 605 S.E.2d at 400

“Since the officer had neither consent nor a search warrant, he was required to have exigent circumstances [to enter a third party’s home in an attempt to execute a search warrant].”

Arp v. State  ·  2014-05-21  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 605 S.E.2d at 400

“Since the officer had neither consent nor a search warrant, he was required to have exigent circumstances [to enter a third party’s home in an attempt to execute a search warrant].”

Love v. State  ·  2008-03-24  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 605 S.E.2d at 400

“[T]he Fourth Amendment does not bar *489 police from making a warrantless entry when the officer reasonably believes that a person within the dwelling needs immediate aid.”