United States v. Eugene George Breza

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the fourth Dunn factor weighed against a determination that the area was curtilage because “it d[id] not appear that [the defendant] made any additional effort to conceal the vegetable garden from public view”
• finding no violation when, “[w]hile conducting a routine drug interdiction operation,” officers “flew over [the suspect’s] property in a helicopter” to observe marijuana plants
• noting “the fact that the entrance to [the defendant’s] garden was only 50 feet from his house would permit a conclusion that the garden was within the curtilage…”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).