· 11/20/1972
United States v. Julius L. Gulledge, Carl Hathcock
Citations
- 469 F.2d 713
- 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 6637
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- trailer was abandoned when men, leaving it with permission at a service station for two days, did not return after ten days
- U-Haul trailer, which gas station attendant allowed defendant to leave on the property for two to three days, was abandoned for Fourth Amendment purposes when defendant failed to return for it for ten days
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Judges: Dyer, Simpson, Morgan
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