United States v. Rickie Lee Boatwright

How courts have described this case

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• holding that there was insufficient evidence to show that the evidence would have been discovered by a lawful search
• holding that independent basis for discovery of unlawfully seized weapons was not established
• holding inevitable discovery doctrine inapplicable because there was no evidence “that point[ed] to the inevitable discovery of weapons in control of’ the defen dant
• holding inevitable discovery doctrine inapplicable because there was no evidence that point[ed] to the inevitable discovery of weapons in control of the defendant
• noting that a suspect once alerted to a search “would not have waited patiently beside his [contraband] for an agent to arrive with a warrant”
• “[Defendant] would not have waited patiently beside his weapons for an agent to arrive with a warrant.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).