Fishbein Ex Rel. Fishbein v. City of Glenwood Springs

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[t]he protective-sweep doctrine” provides “an exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement”
• noting that focus of inquiry is reasonableness of officers' belief that they were in danger; finding that inquiry was satisfied when officers arrested parents and knew teenage son could be in house and could be armed
• noting that focus of inquiry is reasonableness of officers’ belief that they were in danger; finding that inquiry was satisfied when officers arrested parents and knew teenage son could be in house and could be armed
• relying on undisputed evidence in reviewing interlocutory appeal from denial of summary judgment based upon qualified immunity
• noting, in the context of rejecting a civil suit challenge to a protective sweep, that \estimates regarding how long the officers were in the home range from thirty seconds to slightly less than five minutes\
• upholding sweep with duration of five minutes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).