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D. Oregon· 9/11/1986

United States v. Johnson

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  • 643 F. Supp. 1465
  • 1986 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 20538

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  • no-knock entry justified where the apartment was protected by a heavy wood and metal door that opened out, was difficult to open, and was so heavily fortified that an officer lost his balance and fell down a staircase trying to pry open the door
  • no-knock entry justified where the apartment was protected by a heavy wood and metal door that opened out, was difficult to open, and was so heavily fortified that an officer lost his balance and fell down a staircase trying to pry open the door

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