United States v. Denise Patterson

How courts have described this case

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• applying Garrison and upholding the search of a gravel area because, although ultimately incorrect, law enforcement \held an objectively reasonable belief that the gravel area in front of that property was part of the premises encompassed within their warrant\
• search of car legal when officer reasonably believed that gravel area in front of property was part of premises encompassed within warrant
• “[W]e may affirm the court’s order on any ground supported by the record even if it is not the basis relied upon by the district court.” (citation omitted)
• where the warrant authorized the search of “the property or premises known as . . . [number] Haden Avenue, Richmond, Virginia,” vehicles at the property that “reasonably appear” to be controlled by the subject resident of the address were in the scope of the warrant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).