Clayton Richter, Dorothy Richter, and Jonathan Richter v. City of Waelder, Texas

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• holding that harmless error analysis applies to erroneous admission of evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment
• holding that harmless error analysis applies to erroneous admission of evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment
• holding that police were not required to detain car while seeking warrant to search it
• holding that if there was error in admitting ammunition seized in a search it was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt
• holding that harmless error analysis applies to erroneous admission of evidence obtained in violation of the Fou rth Am endm ent
• recognizing that officers may conduct warrantless searches on a vehicle, even after it has been impounded, provided it was stopped and seized for probable cause

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