· 4/16/2004
Hassan Harajli v. Huron Township, a Michigan Charter Township Gilbert Powell, Brian Kostielney, and John Maier, Jointly and Severally
Citations
- 365 F.3d 501
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 7323
- 2004 WL 813556
How courts have described this case
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- granting the officers summary judgment on a Fourth Amendment claim after finding an individual “actually gave consent” despite the fact that she never explicitly said as much because she “requested that the officers accompany her to [(but not inside
- “A search by police, however, does not violate the Fourth Amendment if ‘voluntary consent has been obtained . . . ’”
- “A search by police, however, does not violate the Fourth Amendment if ‘voluntary consent has been obtained . . .’”
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Judges: Krupansky, Gilman, Russell
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