United States v. Anthony Nicholas Carrion and Fred Solmor

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• holding that Payton was not violated when the police, without crossing the threshold, pointed guns at and arrested the defendant when he was still in a hotel room
• holding that the arrestee’s billfold and address book were seized under a lawful search incident to arrest
• holding that Payton was not violated when police, without crossing the threshold, pointed guns at and arrested the defendant when he was still within the hotel room
• holding the arrest was effected before the agents entered the room, therefore there was no protectable expectation of privacy at the time of the arrest
• holding the arrest was effected before the agents entered the room, therefore there was no protectable expectation of privacy at the time of the arrest
• finding Payton inapplicable where \arrest was effected before the agents entered [the defendant's] hotel room\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).