Cooke v. New York

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• motion for injunction or protective order, while not appealable because equivalent to motion to quash, is within district court’s supervisory jurisdiction
• “The Supreme Court scarcely intended that the important policy pronouncements in Cobbledick and Di Bella could be side-stepped by baptizing ... a motion to suppress as one for an injunction restraining the use of evidence and mandating its return.... ”

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