United States v. Lorenzo Spencer

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that facts satisfied Payton where they provided “reasonable basis for the police to believe defendant might be within” (emphasis added)
• concluding that facts satisfied Payton where they provided “reasonable basis for the police to believe defendant might be within” (emphasis added)
• holding that a bench warrant is the equivalent to a judicial determination of probable cause
• holding that a bench warrant is the equivalent to a judicial determination of probable cause
• holding, “The concern has been to prevent the unreasonable seizure of a person or property. In determining reasonableness, the nature of the underlying offense is of no moment.”
• maintaining that a bench warrant is the equivalent to a judicial determination of probable cause

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).