Ninth Circuit· 11/23/2004

United States v. Kory Ray Smith

Citations

389 F.3d 944
2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 24343
2004 WL 2660594

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holding that defendant’s claim that district court erred in calculating sentence was precluded by appeal waiver that applied to any sentence within guideline range
holding “that as long as there is probable cause to make an arrest, and the search is conducted roughly contemporaneously with the arrest, the search-incident-to-arrest doctrine applies and no warrant is required.”
holding “that as long as there is probable cause to make an arrest, and the search is conducted roughly contemporaneously with the arrest, the search-incident-to- arrest doctrine applies and no warrant is required.”
distinguishing Alexander on the ground that the district court in that case had reconsidered its decision only after submitting the case to a jury
reviewing, on the merits, the denial of a motion to suppress evidence that was reserved in a conditional guilty plea
“[A] district court may reconsider its prior rulings so long as it retains jurisdiction over the case.”

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Judges: Wardlaw, Thompson, Silverman, Law

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