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    Horton VCalifornia (1990)is the Case That Removed the Requirement of Inadvertence
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Horton VCalifornia (1990)is the Case That Removed the Requirement of Inadvertence

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Horton v.California (1990)is the case that removed the requirement of inadvertence from the plain view doctrine.

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