State v. Anderson

Summary

The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed Anderson’s convictions and probationary sentences for four municipal property-maintenance violations. It held that the inspection warrant was supported by probable cause under the Fourth Amendment even though inspectors had not first sought and been refused consent, and that the statutory noncompliance was a technical irregularity that did not require suppression. The court also held that the evidence was sufficient to prove service of the notices, Anderson’s responsibility for maintenance, and his knowing failure to comply for at least 90 days.