Dragones v. Calkins

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that in determining whether a warrantless arrest is supported by probable cause, a court “must consider all the facts known to the officers and consider all the reasonable inferences that could be drawn by them before the arrest”
• defendants looking around indicated “fear of being watched and a consciousness of wrongdoing”
• to determine probable cause, courts “must consider 18 all the facts known to the officers and consider all the reasonable inferences that could be 19 drawn by them before the arrest”
• observations with naked ears of conversations in adjoining motel room
• defendants defeated expectation of privacy by exposing their activities to others

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).