United States v. Larry Winfred Shilling, (Two Cases)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that disassembled guns that could be made to shoot automatically were “readily restor[able]”
• “[A]s for income tax violations, documents from an earlier time may have bearing on the tax violations alleged in a later year.”
• overbroad seizure of records prompted by legitimate practical concerns of keeping documents intact and preventing loss, rather than by governmental intent to engage in fishing expedition
• overbroad seizure of records prompted by legitimate practical concerns of keeping documents intact and preventing loss, rather than by governmental intent to engage in fishing expedition
• \We decline to follow the Herbert decision in this Circuit.\
• seizure of file cabinet of documents, only some of which were relevant

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