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UTAH v. STRIEFF

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                  No. 14-1373


                    3n WIje

'upreme Court of the          aTniteb btate


                STATE OF  UTAH,

                                    Petitioner,
                       V.

         EDWARD   JOSEPH  STRIEFF, JR.,

                                   Respondent.


              On Writ Of Certiorari
          To The Utah  Supreme Court


        REPLY  BRIEF  FOR  PETITIONER


                     SEAN D. REYES
                     Utah Attorney General
                     TYLER R. GREEN*
                     Utah Solicitor General
                     LAURA B. DUPAIX
                     Deputy Solicitor General
                     THOMAS B. BRUNKER
                     Criminal Appeals Director
                     JEFFREY S. GRAY
                     Search & Seizure Section
                       Director
                     350 N. State Street, Suite 230
                     Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2320
                     Telephone: (801) 538-9600
                     Email: tylergreen@utah.gov
                       Counsel for Petitioner

                     *Counsel of Record

              COCKLE LEGAL BRIEFS (800) 225-6964
              WWW.COCKLELEGALBRTEFS.COM

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