Boateng v. Fairfax Cnty. Police Dep't

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• emphasizing that, even if privileged information had been passed to the prosecution, “a valid Sixth Amendment claim under Weatherford” would accrue only “if prejudice were shown”
• reviewing Second Circuit precedents which state that “resulting prejudice” is (footnote continued
• affirming the district court’s denial of a suppression motion because the probation officer “had reasonable suspicion to search [the defendant’s] residence . . . based on credible and specific reports that [the defendant], a felon and on supervised release, unlawfully possessed a firearm”

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