United States v. Bobby Bennett, Jr.

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• holding that when federal officers have not participated in obtaining the search warrant or in the search itself, the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure do not apply
• determining that a warrant was valid when “the issuance of the search warrant conformed to Kentucky’s procedural requirements” that vested authority in the challenged magistrate
• determining that a search warrant issued by a court clerk was valid where state law prerequisites for the clerk to have authority to issue search warrants were fulfilled
• holding a search warrant issued for the defendant’s home authorized a search of the premises including an outbuilding despite the fact that there was no separate probable cause for the outbuilding
• holding a search warrant issued for the defendant’s home authorized a search of the premises including an outbuilding despite the fact that there was no separate probable cause for the outbuilding
• stating that the search warrant for the residence covered the search of the shop building within the curtilage of the residence because the curtilage and the residence are “for all practical purposes one single location”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).