Zuni Indian Tribe v. United States

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• addressing seven major categories of error asserted by some or all of the defendants
• finding constructive refusal of admittance where the house was small, the occupants were awake, officers waited twenty seconds after knocking and announcing and before entering, and narcotics were present
• “The need to force entry may result from danger to the safety of the entering officers or from the imminent destruction of evidence.”
• “The need to force entry may result from danger to the safety of the entering officers or from the imminent destruction of evidence.”
• when defendant is convicted of substantive offense based on Pinkerton liability, he may be sentenced on the basis of aggregate amount of drugs involved in each count of conviction, based on jury's findings
• standard of review for factual determinations

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