United States v. Bryan Lee Simpson

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• holding that the discovery of an outstanding warrant for Simpson’s arrest provided officers with independent grounds to search and question him
• holding that defendant's outstanding arrest warrant constituted an \extraordinary intervening circumstance\
• holding the defendant’s “outstanding arrest warrant constituted an extraordinary intervening circumstance that purge[d] much of the taint associated with the officers’ unconstitutional conduct”
• holding the defendant’s “outstanding arrest warrant constitute[d] an extraordinary intervening circumstance that purge[d] much of the taint associated with the officers’ unconstitutional conduct”
• noting that a closer time period between the initial illegality and the defendant’s consent makes it more likely that the consent was the product of police misconduct
• noting that a closer time period between the initial illegality ~d the defendant's consent makes it more likely that the consent was the product of police misconduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).