United States v. Barbara J. Curzi

How courts have described this case

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• holding that arrest warrant for person hiding within third person’s home does not permit police to make protective sweep once arrest is made outside that home
• police had two hours in which to obtain warrant and failure to do so prevented finding of exigent circumstances
• failure to obtain warrant when there were two hours to do so prevented a finding of exigent circumstances
• \an issue not presented in the district court will not be addressed for the first time on appeal.\
• where agents “set the timetable” for arrests, had two hours to obtain a warrant but did not, and there was no specific evidence that suspects had detected surveillance, exigent circumstances were not present
• police may not manipulate events to create exigency justifying warrantless entry

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).