United States v. Horace R. Broadus

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• waiting to designate alternates until just prior to deliberations not plain error even when judge allocated no extra peremp- tones
• waiting to desig- nate alternates until just prior to deliberations not plain error even when judge allocated no extra peremptories
• finding no reasonable expectation of privacy in the contents of a jacket hanging inside a locker where the defendant shared the locker with a coworker and had signed a form acknowledging the authority of postal inspectors to search the locker at any time
• routine booking questions are not interrog a tion \absent evidence that the police used the booking questions to elicit incriminating statements from the defendant\
• “Because of his failure to make an objection to the jury selection system at the trial, defendant has waived his opportunity to challenge it on appeal.”
• where the Sixth Circuit found no reasonable expectation of privacy in a jacket hanging inside a locker where the defendant shared the locker with a coworker and had signed a form acknowledging the authority of postal inspectors to search the locker at any time

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).