United States v. Anthony Brian Lewis

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• holding that a search of a parolee's home was justified by a well-known informant's tip that the parolee was trafficking in drugs
• concluding that officers had reasonable suspicion to search probationer’s residence based on confidential informant’s tip, although tip was not corroborated by other evidence
• concluding Utah prerequisites to warrantless search of a parolee’s residence satisfies Fourth Amendment reasonableness requirement
• concluding Utah prerequisites to warrantless search of a parolee’s residence satisfies Fourth Amendment reasonableness requirement
• explaining that the Fourth Amendment’s protections of parolees are more limited, which limits their expectation of privacy and establishes a different warrantless-search analysis than for a free citizen
• explaining that the Fourth Amendment’s protections of parolees are more limited, which limits their expectation of privacy and establishes a different warrantless-search analysis than for a free citizen

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