Fred Tarpley, Sr. v. Raymond J. Greene

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• holding that “only . . . the bankruptcy judge . . . ‘may extend the time for filing the notice of appeal’”
• holding that because “only . . . the bankruptcy judge . . . ‘may extend the time for filing the notice of appeal’” and appellant never directed such a request to the bankruptcy court, “the district court should not have passed upon [appellant’s] claim of excusable neglect”
• destruction of furniture, wall paneling, and tape deck during search violates Fourth Amendment if not necessary to effectively execute search warrant
• “The touchstone, however, is reasonableness; destruction of property that is not reasonably necessary to effectively execute a search warrant may violate the Fourth Amendment.”
• “Although the inmates’ right to privacy must yield to the penal institution’s need to maintain security, it does not vanish altogether.”
• \Oral argument on appeal is not the proper time to advance new arguments or legal theories.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).