United States v. Lewis Samuel Gordon, Also Known as Chris Jonston

How courts have described this case

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• finding that, by voluntarily handing over his keys, defendant consented to the search of a locked container located inside of a larger bag that defendant was allowing police to search
• finding that, by voluntarily handing over his keys, defendant consented to the search of a locked container located inside of a larger bag that defendant was allowing police to search
• echoing that “a warrantless search must be supported by probable cause”
• refusing to require disclosure of informant’s identity on the basis of “speculation”
• defendant’s failure to object to a search of his locked bag after officer asked “can you open that” deemed significant to court’s finding that consent to search was voluntary

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).