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Sixth Circuit· 12/8/2003

United States v. Dede

Citations

  • 83 F. App'x 732

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  • holding that a search conducted after suspects have been in custody for three hours was a lawful search incident to the suspects’ arrest
  • stating that officers’ “reluctance” to search lawfully arrested suspects prior to securing a warrant “does not require us to examine the adequacy of the warrants,” since the search was fully legitimated by the arrest
  • stating that officers’ “reluctance” to search lawfully arrested suspects prior to securing a warrant “does not require us to examine the adequacy of the warrants,” since the search was fully legitimated by the arrest

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Judges: Sutton

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