United States v. Ernest J. Cales, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that derivative evidence must be suppressed if an illegal wiretap tended \significantly to direct the investigation toward the specific evidence sought to be suppressed\
• where government investigation already focused, illegal search producing some intensification of surveillance does not taint evidence subsequently obtained if search does not direct investigation to the specific evidence sought to be suppressed
• where government investigation already focused, illegal search producing some intensification of surveillance does not taint evidence subsequently obtained if search does not direct investigation to the specific evidence sought to be suppressed
• where government investigation already focused, illegal search producing some intensification of surveillance does not taint evidence subsequently obtained if search does not direct investigation to the specific evidence sought to be suppressed
• where government investigation already focused, illegal search producing some intensification of surveillance does not taint evidence subsequently obtained if search does not direct investigation to the specific evidence sought to be suppressed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).