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· 4/21/1994

United States v. Donald Ray Foley

Citations

  • 23 F.3d 408
  • 1994 WL 144445

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “[I]f the intent of the private party conducting the search is independent of the official desire to collect evidence in a criminal proceeding, then the private party is not acting as a state agent.”
  • “[I]f the intent of the private party conducting the search is independent of the official desire to collect evidence in a criminal proceeding, then the private party is not acting as a state agent.”
  • “[I]f the intent of the private party conducting the search is independent of the official desire to collect evidence in a criminal proceeding, then the private party is not acting as a state agent.”
  • “[I]f the intent of the private party conducting the search is independent of the official desire to collect evidence in a criminal proceeding, then the private party is not acting as a state agent.”
  • “[I]f the intent of the private party conducting the search is independent of the official desire No. 03-3110 United States v. Bruce Page 6 to collect evidence in a criminal proceeding, then the private party is not acting as a state agent.”

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