· 7/13/2000
United States v. Dennis Blane Gwinn
Citations
- 219 F.3d 326
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 16113
- 2000 WL 966029
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that “arrestee’s partially clothed status . . . constitute[d] an exigency”
- finding that officer’s reentry into suspect’s home to obtain suspect’s shoes and shirt was not a Fourth Amendment violation
- determining that a defendant’s lack of shirt and shoes while outdoors justified an officer’s warrantless re-entry into the house
- without arrestee’s request, arrestee’s partially clothed status may constitute exigency justifying officer’s temporary reentry into arrestee’s home to retrieve clothes
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Judges: Wilkinson, Niemeyer, Hamilton
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