United States v. Mar James, Also Known as James Beine

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• holding that accessing CDs, given by defendant to a friend violated Fourth Amendment
• holding that accessing CDs given by defendant to a friend violated Fourth Amendment
• explaining that abandonment in some circumstances requires leaving the property “in a manner manifesting an intent never to reclaim [it].”
• noting that the officers knew the defendant had placed his discs in separate envelopes that would have to be opened, thereby undermining the government's apparent authority claim
• noting that the officers knew the defendant had placed his discs in separate envelopes that would have to be opened, thereby undermining the government’s apparent authority claim
• noting that \one does not cede dominion over an item to another just by putting [another] in possession\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).