Sixth Circuit· 8/31/2007

United States v. Herndon

Citations

501 F.3d 683
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 20943
2007 WL 2457452

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holding that factual determinations are reviewed for clear error
explaining that “a probationer’s violation of the 6 Nos. 20-5866/5868, United States v. Pope terms of probation is comparable to his violation of a criminal statute”
noting that where probationer had agreed to condition consenting to officer checking his computer or software for Internet activity, officer “required no more than reasonable suspicion to conduct a check of [defendant’s] computer.”
\ Grif [ f ] in and Knights represent two distinct analytical approaches under which a warrantless probationer search may be excused.\
\ Grif [ f ] in and Knights represent two distinct analytical approaches under which a warrantless probationer search may be excused.\
plain-view doctrine permitted warrantless seizure of laptop and hard drives that were later searched in greater detail pursuant to a search warrant

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Judges: Gibbons, Cook, Cleland

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