United States v. Michel Joseph Napoli

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a search of the “premises” of a street address extended to a camper in the driveway
• concluding warrant’s “reference to [correct street address] was sufficient” to authorize search of camper not specifically identified in warrant
• a camper owned by suspect may be searched when parked at premises owned by the suspect’s mother
• “We think that the reference to ‘on the premises known as 3027 Napoleon Avenue’ was sufficient to embrace the vehicle parked in the driveway on those premises.”
• warrant for search of auto body shop justifies search of truck parked in shop
• warrant for search of premises authorized search of camper parked in the driveway

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).