· 9/1/2023
United States v. Edward Leonidas Lewis
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- recognizing lawfulness of warrantless searches of liquor licensees made pursuant to federal statute
- noting that the liquor industry has long been “subject to close supervision and inspection”
- approving congressional scheme of warrantless searches and seizures in liquor industry in light of long history of regulation of this industry
- Granting agents of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the Internal Revenue Service authority to inspect facilities of licensed liquor dealers without a warrant
- granting agents of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the Internal Revenue Service authority to inspect facilities of licensed liquor dealers without a warrant
- granting agents of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the Internal Revenue Service authority to inspect facilities of licensed liquor dealers without a warrant
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