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· 2/3/1971

United States v. Aranzola

Citations

  • 438 F.2d 127

How courts have described this case

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  • \the doctrine of `attenuation' permits the introduction of evidence which bears only a very indirect relation to the illegal search\
  • illegally seized evidence admissible in perjury trial of victim of search, when perjury occurred after search and with knowledge of victim that search had occurred
  • tape recording seized during illegal search could properly be admitted in peijury trial when perjury occurred after the search and with the full knowledge of the defendant that the search had taken place

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