· 6/2/1992
United States v. Gene Allen Herrold
Citations
- 962 F.2d 1131
- 1992 WL 90329
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the admissibility of drug evidence found during an illegal search of defendant's mobile home that was included in the warrant application
- discussing exclusionary rule exceptions, including independent source doctrine, and factual issues to be addressed in light of Murray when warrant is tainted by illegally obtained information
- affirming the admissibility of drug evidence found during an illegal search of defendant’s mobile home that was included in the warrant application
- affirming the admissibility of drug evidence found during an illegal search of defendant’s mobile home that was included in the warrant application
- police had evidence, prior to the unlawful search, that made it \inconceivable\ they would not have lawfully discovered the same evidence
- “ ‘If there is probable cause to believe that someone committed a crime, then the likelihood that that person’s residence contains evidence of the crime increases.’ ”
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Judges: Greenberg, Scirica, Rosenn
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