welsh
wisconsin
argued
october
decided
may
night
april
witness
observed
car
driven
erratically
eventually
swerved
road
coming
stop
field
without
causing
damage
person
property
ignoring
witness
suggestion
wait
assistance
removing
car
driver
walked
away
scene
police
arrived
minutes
later
told
witness
driver
either
inebriated
sick
checking
car
registration
police
without
obtaining
warrant
proceeded
petitioner
nearby
home
arriving
gained
entry
petitioner
stepdaughter
answered
door
found
petitioner
lying
naked
bed
petitioner
arrested
driving
motor
vehicle
influence
intoxicant
violation
wisconsin
statute
provided
first
offense
noncriminal
violation
subject
civil
forfeiture
proceeding
maximum
fine
petitioner
taken
police
station
refused
submit
test
pursuant
wisconsin
statutes
subjected
arrestee
refused
take
test
risk
revocation
driving
privileges
petitioner
requested
hearing
determine
whether
refusal
reasonable
wisconsin
law
refusal
take
breath
test
reasonable
underlying
arrest
lawful
trial
ultimately
concluding
petitioner
arrest
lawful
refusal
take
breath
test
therefore
unreasonable
issued
order
suspending
petitioner
license
wisconsin
appeals
vacated
order
concluding
warrantless
arrest
petitioner
home
violated
fourth
amendment
state
although
demonstrating
probable
cause
arrest
established
existence
exigent
circumstances
wisconsin
reversed
held
warrantless
nighttime
entry
petitioner
home
arrest
civil
nonjailable
traffic
offense
prohibited
special
protection
afforded
individual
home
fourth
amendment
pp
government
agents
may
invade
sanctity
home
government
must
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exigent
circumstances
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attaches
warrantless
home
entries
important
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whether
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gravity
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moreover
although
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crime
committed
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entry
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sanctioned
probable
cause
believe
minor
offense
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pp
petitioner
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arrest
privacy
bedroom
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traffic
offense
justified
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hot
pursuit
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immediate
continuous
pursuit
petitioner
scene
crime
basis
threat
public
safety
petitioner
already
arrived
home
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car
scene
accident
arrest
justified
necessary
preserve
evidence
petitioner
level
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facts
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state
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driving
intoxicated
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forfeiture
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imprisonment
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home
arrest
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petitioner
level
might
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police
obtained
warrant
pp
brennan
delivered
opinion
marshall
blackmun
powell
stevens
joined
blackmun
filed
concurring
opinion
post
burger
filed
separate
statement
post
white
filed
dissenting
opinion
rehnquist
joined
post
gordon
brewster
baldwin
argued
cause
petitioner
briefs
archie
simonson
stephen
kleinmaier
assistant
attorney
general
wisconsin
argued
cause
respondent
brief
bronson
la
follette
attorney
general
charles
kahn
filed
brief
wisconsin
civil
liberties
union
foundation
amicus
curiae
urging
reversal
justice
brennan
delivered
opinion
payton
new
york
held
absent
probable
cause
exigent
circumstances
warrantless
arrests
home
prohibited
fourth
amendment
case
explicitly
refused
consider
sort
emergency
dangerous
situation
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cases
exigent
circumstances
justify
warrantless
entry
home
purpose
either
arrest
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certiorari
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case
decide
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aspect
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question
whether
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fourth
amendment
prohibits
police
making
warrantless
night
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person
home
order
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shortly
rainy
night
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lone
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randy
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car
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erratically
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speeds
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side
car
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road
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stop
open
field
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person
property
occurred
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driver
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car
get
back
highway
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drove
truck
behind
car
block
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road
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driver
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vehicle
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car
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edward
welsh
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warrant
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petitioner
home
arriving
petitioner
stepdaughter
answered
door
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entry
house
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bedroom
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motor
vehicle
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violation
stat
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taken
police
station
refused
submit
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result
events
petitioner
subjected
two
separate
related
proceedings
one
concerning
refusal
submit
breath
test
involving
alleged
code
violation
driving
intoxicated
wisconsin
vehicle
code
effect
april
one
arrested
driving
intoxicated
requested
law
enforcement
officer
provide
breath
blood
urine
samples
purpose
determining
presence
quantity
alcohol
stat
request
made
arrestee
required
submit
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testing
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wisconsin
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state
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contrary
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home
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new
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