United States v. Eric Kelly

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that a search of other parts of a residence not specified in the warrant is lawful and a modified warrant is unnecessary so long as police officers can confirm they are searching the correct residence
• concluding there was probable cause to search residence where controlled buy took place \in the neighborhood\
• concluding there was probable cause to search residence where con‐ trolled buy took place “in the neighborhood”
• noting that officers are compelled to suspend their search upon realization that the search is unsupported by probable cause
• upholding a warrant that incorrectly described the premises as the “upper apartment,” when the target was the two-story unit at the back of the residence
• upholding a warrant that incorrectly described the premises as the “upper apartment,” when the target was the two-story unit at the back of the residence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).