United States v. Howard E. Brady

How courts have described this case

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• expressing “serious doubts” about district court’s finding that defendant had not abandoned a gym bag when he stated in “absolute” terms: “I don’t know whose bag that is. I never saw it before”
• defendant took “crucial initiatives [such as] suggesting that the ticket would have to be retrieved from his room” in the train
• defendant took \crucial initiatives [such as] suggesting that the ticket would have to be retrieved from his room\ in the train
• search of train compartment and luggage; defendant denial that gym bag was his was tantamount to abandonment
• search of train compartment and luggage; defendant denial that gym bag was his was tantamount to abandonment
• defendant clearly consented by saying “go ahead” when detectives asked to search his bag

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).