United States v. Diane L. Dally, United States of America v. James Harold Holiday

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the parolee's \arrest for a parole violation did not end the need for a parole search\
• holding that the parolee’s “arrest for a parole violation did not end the need for a parole search”
• requiring a reason to believe that parolee lived at a certain residence before conducting parole search
• requiring a reason to believe that parolee lived at a certain residence before conducting parole search

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).