United States v. Ralph Miller

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• declining to recognize an employer’s express instruction' that an employee hide documents from the authorities
• employee who had unlimited access to a defendant’s business records which constituted evidence of fraud had apparent authority as custodian of the records, and, as such, defendant had no reasonable expectation of privacy to prevent the employee’s compliance with the subpoena

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).