Montana Supreme Court May 3, 1985, 84-280 (State v. Long)
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United States · · · 03-05-1985
MR. JUSTICE SHEEHY,
dissenting:
Today’s opinion has derailed the one vehicle that gave strength and vitality to the unique right of privacy enshrined in our State Constitution. Our state right of privacy had meaning and force in our lives because this Court excluded evidence obtained in violation of privacy.
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