· 11/5/1992
United States v. James Shields
Citations
- 978 F.2d 943
- 978 F.3d 943
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 28758
- 1992 WL 316495
How courts have described this case
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- suggesting that by recording oral testimony in compliance with Rule 41, sworn testimony becomes “part of the affidavit”
- “The Fourth Amendment does not require that statements made under oath in support of probable cause be tape-recorded or otherwise placed on the record or made part of the affidavit.”
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Judges: Martin, Siler, Dowd
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