· 1/27/1976
United States v. Thomas Charles Kelly
Citations
- 529 F.2d 1365
- 1976 U.S. App. LEXIS 13132
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- consent by UPS to a search by the FBI does not satisfy the requirements of the Fourth Amendment
- “in the absence of exigent circumstances in which police must act immediately to preserve evidence of the crime, we deem the warrantless search of materials protected by the First Amendment to be unreasonable.”
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Judges: Ross, Stephenson, Webster
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