John Schmeeckle v. Hamilton County Tennessee

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• explaining that it is vital that the district court make findings of fact on curtilage, which the circuit court may review on appeal
• leaving open the issue of \the force of dicta \ when a court acts in its supervisory capacity
• leaving open the issue of “the force of dicta ” when a court acts in its supervisory capacity
• stressing that the suspect was left “free to run for over a half hour”
• finding that the protective- 21 sweep exception did not apply to a search of a teenage-party site after all the suspects had been “rounded up” and the officers had no concern for their safety or the safety of others
• asking whether the officers were in “immediate . . . pursuit of a suspect from the scene of the crime” (emphasis added) (internal quotation marks omitted)

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