United States v. James Earl Jenkins

How courts have described this case

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• upholding warrantless entry where police received 911 call for assault in progress and heard noise that sounded like a person standing up and falling down as they approached the front door
• upholding warrantless entry where police received 911 call for assault in progress and heard noise that sounded like a person standing up and falling down as they approached the front door
• reason to believe that occupant of home, who did not respond to 911 callback, was ill, injured, or under threat of violence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).