Ley v. Commissioner

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• “Under the plain view doctrine, an officer must: (1) have a prior justification for the intrusion; (2) inadvertently discover the incriminating evidence; and (3
• Ferrier warnings not required where police and agent of Immigration and Naturalization Services gained consensual entry to defendant's home to serve a presumptively valid deportation order
• Ferrier warnings not required when police and INS agent gained consensual entry to defendant's home to serve a presumptively valid deportation order
• Ferrier warnings not required when police officers accompanied INS agent serving a deportation order
• Ferrier warnings not required when police and an immigration agent gained consensual entry into defendant’s home to serve a presumptively valid deportation order
• officers in defendant’s living room with his consent lawfully observed, reached, and seized a “rifle standing against the west living room wall”

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