United States v. Larry Ware, A/K/A Larry David Payne

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a storage room next to an apartment was “near enough to alert the searching officers that it was an appurtenance of the apartment”
• holding that defendants introduction of a potential witness to the government during plea discussions was not within the scope of the rule
• observing that the defendant’s key ring included keys to a storage room deemed appurtenant to the premises specified in the warrant
• using clearly erroneous standard to review a finding about the scope of consent
• affirming search of locked storage room located ten feet outside of apartment premises listed in search warrant because subject resident's lease included access to room and resident possessed key

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).