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· 10/26/1990

United States v. Maria Beltran

Citations

  • 917 F.2d 641
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 18760
  • 1990 WL 161438

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  • examining what police did in intervening time to determine whether exigent circumstances continued
  • failure to obtain a warrant during the three hours preceding' a warrantless entry, when probable cause existed, precluded government from claiming exigent circumstances exception
  • no exigent circumstances where police knew for approximately three hours before they arrested the defendant that they were likely to do so, had an adequate basis for obtaining a warrant, and could have obtained one
  • police had probable cause and control of the timing of the drug purchase
  • police had probable cause and control of the timing of the drug purchase

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Judges: Breyer, Van Graafeiland Selya, Van Graafeiland

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