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· 1/22/1976

United States v. Jennifer J. Wysong

Citations

  • 528 F.2d 345
  • 1976 U.S. App. LEXIS 13242

How courts have described this case

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  • both courts characterize as \inadvertent\ discovery of items as to which it appears police could have made showing of probable cause to seize, but failed to do so
  • entry by passkey approved where officers who reasonably feared déstruction of evidence announced, “Federal Agents, open up,” and waited five to ten seconds before entry
  • both courts characterize as “inadvertent” discovery of items as to which it appears police could have made showing of probable cause to seize, but failed to do so
  • new issue not considered on appeal because not raised either during suppression hearing, at trial, or on the motion for a new trial

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Judges: Browning, Duniway, Kilkenny

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