United States v. William Willis, A/K/A William Benton Ziegler, Omar Ashad Mahdi, Defendants

How courts have described this case

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• holding that police-citizen encounters of a restricted investigative scope conducted in a noncoercive manner do not trigger Fourth Amendment protections
• holding that police-citizen encounters of a restricted investigative scope conducted in a noncoercive manner do not trigger Fourth Amendment protections
• holding a guest has no standing to challenge the use of guest registration records by the police
• police — citizen encounters of a restricted investigative scope conducted in a noncoercive manner do not trigger Fourth Amendment protections
• “A reviewing court may examine the collective knowledge of law officers if they maintained at least a minimal level of communication during their investigation.”
• “A reviewing court may examine the collective knowledge of law officers if they maintained at least a minimal level of communication during their investigation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).