United States v. Fred A. Friend

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• finding that a dog sniff of a parked car on a public street or alley does not amount to a search under the Fourth Amendment
• finding that a canine sniff is not a search
• search warrant executed at clubhouse resulted in methamphetamine found on Friend’s person; dog sniff of Friend’s car in alley behind clubhouse not a search and expectation of privacy did not extend to dog sniff

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).