United States v. Henry Albert Steeves

How courts have described this case

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• holding that there was reason to believe a firearm would remain in defendant’s home almost three months after he robbed a bank
• upholding warrant issued nearly 3 months after bank robbery because “people who own pistols generally keep them at home or on their persons.”
• finding “little reason to believe that any of the [robbed] bank’s money ... would still be in the home,” but “the same could not be said of the revolver”
• noting in a bank robbery case that there is “little reason to believe that any of the bank’s money . . . would still be in the home,” but “the same could not be said of the revolver”
• “Moreover, people who own pistols generally keep them at home or on their persons.”
• search valid after 87 days where object of search was two rifles

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).