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Tenth Circuit· 3/31/1993

United States v. Robert Lee Brown

Citations

  • 984 F.2d 1074
  • 1993 WL 8781

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that “[although one sentence in the warrant may have been over-broad, the infirm portion may be isolated and severed from the constitutionally adequate part”
  • basing its severability holding purely on the language of the warrants at issue
  • basing its severability holding purely on the language of the warrants at issue
  • “[Although one sentence in the warrant may have been overbroad, the infirm portion may be isolated and severed from the constitutionally adequate part.”
  • “[A]lthough one sentence in the warrant may have been overbroad, the infirm portion may be isolated and severed from the constitutionally adequate part.”
  • informant specifically described items found by officers at the location to be searched

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Judges: Baldock, Seth, Kelly

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Cites

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