Steele v. United States No. 2

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that deputy U.S. Mar- shals were not officers of the United States, despite the coercive power they could exercise
• concluding that deputy U.S. Mar- shals were not officers of the United States, despite the coercive power they could exercise
• holding that a probable-cause determination need not be submitted to a jury
• noting that the Court interprets “officer of the United States” in a statute in light of its constitutional meaning unless relevant context indicates otherwise
• noting that the Court interprets “officer of the United States” in a statute in light of its constitutional meaning unless relevant context indicates otherwise
• explaining that it is usually “true that the words ‘officer of the United States,’ when employed in … statutes … have the limited constitutional meaning”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).