People v. Robinson
202 N.W.2d 288, 388 Mich. 630, 1972 Mich. LEXIS 141
Michigan Supreme Court·Decided November 29, 1972·No. 2 September Term 1972, Docket No. 53,824·Published·Cited by 17 cases
Opinions
(for affirmance). I agree with the reasoning of both opinions below (37 Mich App 115, 119) and therefore vote to affirm. In particular I adopt as level-headed common sense the first two paragraphs of the concurring opinion Presiding Judge Levin prepared. They read:
"When a person is arrested and jailed it is a customary procedure to require him to remove and deposit his personal belongings with the jailer.
"Information obtained by a police officer through the [633]*633exercise of his senses as he observes articles being removed by a prisoner from his pockets and transferred to a receptacle for safekeeping is not information obtained as a result of a search.”
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