United States v. Clifford Hersh

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• affirming admissibility of contraband seen by officers standing on front porch who knocked, received no answer, then peered into window beside front door
• officers going upon front porch of house and looking into window did not violate fourth amendment privacy rights
• officers going upon front porch of house and looking into window did not violate fourth amendment privacy rights

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