United States v. Henry Carter, A/K/A A.B. Lay A/K/A Prince, Tracy Lynn Jones, and Sheila Marie O'Meara

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• concluding that police acted reasonably in returning to hotel room several hours after initial search to recover $4000 in cash inadvertently left behind during initial search
• concluding that police acted reasonably in returning to hotel room several hours after initial search to recover $4000 in cash inadvertently left behind during initial search
• holding that a defendant lacked a legitimate expectation of privacy in the motel room of another
• upholding under a single warrant a second search occurring several hours after initial search: \The authority of the warrant had not expired and therefore the return search was not beyond the scope of the Fourth Amendment.\
• upholding under single warrant a second search occurring several hours after initial search: “The authority of the warrant had not expired and therefore the return search was not beyond the scope of the Fourth Amendment.”
• upholding under single warrant a second search occurring several hours after initial search: \The authority of the warrant had not expired and therefore the return search was not beyond the scope of the Fourth Amendment.\

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