United States v. Joseph Horton and Willie F. Jordan

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• There is no requirement that a defendant be apprised of his right to refuse permission to search in order to give a valid consent
• custodial consent search upheld although Miranda warnings not given until completion of search
• “Although the informant under these facts was anonymous, there was sufficient corroboration of the details of the report to establish both the reliability of the informant and that the informant had obtained his information in a reliable way”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).