United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 63.
718. lappuse
... officers reasonably ( but mis- takenly ) believe that their planned conduct satisfies Fourth Amendment requirements - presumably either ( a ) because they are acting on the basis of an apparently valid warrant , or ( b ) because their ...
... officers reasonably ( but mis- takenly ) believe that their planned conduct satisfies Fourth Amendment requirements - presumably either ( a ) because they are acting on the basis of an apparently valid warrant , or ( b ) because their ...
1078. lappuse
... officer could have relied on it . The court held that the Leon case applied to this case , that the officers who exe- cuted the warrant in question be- haved in an objectively reasonable fashion , and that no material issues of fact ...
... officer could have relied on it . The court held that the Leon case applied to this case , that the officers who exe- cuted the warrant in question be- haved in an objectively reasonable fashion , and that no material issues of fact ...
1091. lappuse
... officers to seize items related to the interstate transporta- tion of persons for the purpose of prostitution , which was what the officers were seeking to find . While the affidavit was not incorporated by the warrant , the officers ...
... officers to seize items related to the interstate transporta- tion of persons for the purpose of prostitution , which was what the officers were seeking to find . While the affidavit was not incorporated by the warrant , the officers ...
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