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Third Circuit· 6/1/1972

United States v. James E. Johnson

Citations

  • 462 F.2d 423
  • 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 9249

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “a person does not have the right to forcibly resist execution of a search warrant”
  • finding no prejudice where the instruction placed an additional, but unnecessary, burden of proof upon the government
  • “[A] person does not have the right to forcibly resist execution of a search warrant by a peace officer or a Government agent, even though that warrant may subsequently be held to be invalid.”
  • charge placing additional burden on Government regarding scienter held harmless error

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Judges: Rosen, Adams, Gibbons, Ro-Sen

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