United States v. William M. Dickerson

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• rejecting defendant’s argument that he could not testify at a suppression hearing because of possible prejudice to his Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights
• where government produces evidence searched vehicle owned by someone else, defendant has burden of producing some evidence of ownership or other legitimate interest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).