United States v. Elmer Curtis Turbyfill

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• holding police may lawfully seize evidence in plain view where police are lawfully in the position from which contraband was seen
• implying consent when the defendant’s wife opened the door and stepped back to let officers enter
• finding an implied invitation to enter when a third party opened the door and stepped back
• finding implied consent where an occupant of the house opened the door and stepped back to let the officers enter
• implying consent when the defendant's wife opened the door and stepped back to let officers enter
• \action of [occupant] in the opening of the door and stepping back constituted an implied invitation to enter\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).