United States v. Jerry D. Wright

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a government agent does not engage in a search that implicates the Fourth Amendment if he observes incriminating evidence from a place he has a right to be
• upholding a seizure by one officer outside the scope of a search warrant because another officer involved in the search was aware of facts establishing probable cause
• upholding a seizure by one officer outside the scope of a search warrant because another officer involved in the search was aware of facts establishing probable cause
• special agent, tipped that defendant falsified firearm record and sold narcotics, feigned car trouble to gain entry to defendant’s motel room
• law enforcement posing as a motorist with car trouble
• knowledge of prior felony conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).