United States v. Vincent Principe, Sr.

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• noting that “officers could reasonably suppose, given the second floor layout and its proximity to the apartment, that the cabinet was appurtenant to the apartment, as in fact it was”
• affirming refusal to suppress evidence seized from “appurtenant” cabinet located immediately outside the apartment specified in the warrant
• warrant for apartment in multiunit building authorized search of cabinet three to six feet away inasmuch as “officers could reasonably suppose ... that the cabinet was appurtenant to the apartment”
• warrant for apartment in multiunit building authorized search of cabinet appurtenant thereto
• where warrant authorized search of particular apartment in a building, and cabinet was three to six feet away from entrance to apartment in small hallway opposite door to apartment, officers executing search warrant could reasonably suppose cabinet was appurtenant to apartment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).