· 12/7/1976
United States v. Charles S. Christopher
Citations
- 546 F.2d 496
- 1976 U.S. App. LEXIS 5933
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- holding a clearly accidental transposition of room numbers did not make the search illegal since there was no question but that the room intended as the object of the search was the one actually searched
- transposition of hotel room numbers would not invalidate warrant
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Judges: Lumbard, Friendly, Mulligan
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