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· 1/23/1929

Gilbert's Patents, Ltd. v. Smith & Wesson, Inc.

Citations

  • 30 F.2d 296
  • 1929 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 968

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that police officers were justified in bringing a television crew into a house to videotape the execution of a search warrant because \the warrant at issue[specifically] autho- rized `videotaping and photographing' during the execution of the search.\
  • discussing split in authority regarding whether television crew’s filming of the search process is unconstitutional because the crew’s presence was unnecessary to the execution of the warrant

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Judges: Morton

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