United States v. Wayne Brown

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• permitting the introduction of other weapons seized as probative of knowledge, absence of mistake or accident
• landlady's limited authority to enter the apartment to turn off electrical appliances or lights did not give her blanket authority to enter or consent to search
• landlady’s limited authority to enter the apartment to turn off electrical appliances or lights did not give her blanket authority to enter or consent to search
• officer's belief that homeowner's limited authority to enter premises for specific purpose gave rise to general authority to consent to search apartment was a mistake of law; therefore, search of apartment based upon homeowner's consent was illegal
• affirming admission of handguns into evidence under 404(b

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