People v. Duran

People v. Duran was a legal case where the court examined whether evidence obtained during a search or arrest was legally justified. The key issue was whether law enforcement acted within the law when they conducted the search or seized evidence. Ultimately, the court decided if the evidence could be used in court based on its legality. The case helps clarify the rules around searches and seizures, emphasizing the protection of individual rights under the Constitution. It underscores that law enforcement must have proper legal grounds to conduct searches or seizures to ensure fairness and uphold constitutional rights.