United States v. Aaron Agnew

How courts have described this case

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• stating that officers \apprehended Agnew as he ran up a flight of stairs.\
• rejecting Steagald challenge by arrest-warrant subject apprehended in residence not his own
• rejecting Steagald challenge by arrest‐warrant subject apprehended in residence not his own
• “We may affirm the denial of a suppression motion on any ground supported by the record.”
• the officers did not violate the fourth amendment when arresting the defendant pursuant to an arrest warrant even if he was a non- resident
• even if arrestee in third party’s house had reasonable expectation of privacy because he was overnight guest, he was not protected by search warrant requirement, and not entitled to suppress evidence obtained during warrantless entry by police to effect his arrest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).