United States v. Joseph Pace, Anthony Besase, Christ Savides, Donald Smith, John Cialoni, and Robert Wilson

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• finding detention of visitors in home during execution of search warrant reasonable in part because the police did not exploit the detentions to obtain information or search them except for performing a pat-down
• upholding a Terry stop of a defendant in his condominium garage
• \[The defendant's] self-serving statement in his affidavit that he never accepted bets on the number listed in the warrant affidavit is not sufficient to require a Franks hearing ....\
• “[T]he automobile exception does not require an immediate search; the police may lawfully seize the car, and then search it later.”
• individuals present at the premises being search may be detained, even though they may not be residents or occupants
• “[T]he government has no right to appeal if it believes the magistrate erred in denying the warrant.”

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