United States v. Ike Weems

How courts have described this case

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• holding that evidence that defendant‟s residence “was a drug house” was relevant because it “gave Weems a motive to have the gun on him”
• holding that evidence of drug dealing at the house where defendant was arrested was admissible in a felon in possession of firearm case to establish that the defendant had a motive to carry a fire- arm
• holding evidence of drug dealing at house where defendant was arrested admissible in felon-in- possession-of-firearm prosecution to establish defendant had motive to carry weapon
• assuming but not deciding that suspect can challenge search of third party’s home incident to suspect’s arrest
• assuming but not deciding that suspect can challenge search of third party’s home incident to suspect’s arrest
• noting in dictum that if the defendant \effectively lived\ where he was found, \the arrest warrant itself would be enough to authorize entry . . . to effectuate his arrest\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).