United States v. Darr

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• explaining that a warrant to search a bedroom authorized a search of containers in the bedroom
• “Because the . . . warrant authorized the -11- search of the entire premises . . . , officers did not exceed its scope by searching [the defendant’s] bedroom, even though the warrant was issued based on information about activities of [the defendant’s father].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).