Narcotics Law Bulletin 2008: Vol 35 Index & Table of Contents

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CONSENT
Marshals fail to ask suspect if they can search his bednx^m,
rely on girlfriend's consent, Lopez (2d Cir.).Dec.2
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Officers destroy candles during search. Santana-Aguirre (8th Cir.).Sept.6
Owner of drug front business claims consent to search
shared loading dock invalid, Diaz (11th Cir.).June.1
Shoplifter of cold medicine questioned about potential drugs in car.
Golinveaux (lA).Dec.3
Suspect's live-in ex-wife consents to search, Ryerson (7th Cir.),.Oct.4
Suspect too drunk to give consent to search. Castellanos (8th Cir.), Apr.3
IN BRIEF
Confession
Smith (GA), .June
Consent
Bartling (FL).Oct.
Breese (MO)..-Xpr.
Grahame (PA).May
Detention
Ramirez (ID).July
Plain view
VVixhIs (NJ).May .
Probable cau.se
Akers (OH).Sept. .
Perez (NY).Feb. .
Singleton (OH).,\ug.
(WA).Aug.
Reasonable suspicion
Burroughs (CT).Oct.
Calmes (IN).Oct.
Gleason (AZ).Nov.
Oberg (MN). .Nov.
Toler (TX).May
Search
THOIVISOM
Adrian S. (WI).Apr.
Aguilar (TX).Sept.
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Hewitt (NJ), . ..June .7 Scallion (LA), Mar.7
Joyce (NJ), .. Mar. .8
MIRANDA
Schultz (WA). .Oct. .8
Intoxicated suspect receives Miranda warnings,
Stanley (OR).. .Nov. .8
admits he has drugs in his trunk,
Search warrant Wright (11th Cir.), .Dec. J
Lee (MI)... Dec. .8
PROBABLE CAUSE
Santiaso (MA).. .Dec. .7
DEA agents stop suspect based on mistaken
Spaeth (GA), . .Oct. .7
identity, Amaral-Estrada (7th Cir.), .Jan. .4
Traffic stop
Police overhear conversation about reviving
Day (NJ),. .Apr. .7 marijuana, Scott (7th Cir.),.Apr. ,5
Garvin (WY),. .Jan. .8 Reliable informant claims suspect dealing drugs
Monell (lA). .Feb. .7 from the informant’s residence, Galloway
Taylor (KY). .Aug. .7 (4th Cir.).May .1
Unlawful arrest During search of house, police detain and search
known felon on the premises,
Wilson (OH), . .Jan. .7
Johnson (8th Cir.), .July .1
Warrant
Suspect claims police unlawfully seized weapons
Kieper (ND),. .May .6
during execution of search warrant,
Warrantless search Prather (11th Cir.),.July 3
Everett (WA). .Feb. .8
REASONABLE SUSPICION
Hurt (ND). .Jan. .6
Border agents see “scout cars” and strangely
loaded pickup truck on remote road,
Medina (5th Cir.), .Nov. .4
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During arrest, suspect slams door,
fights with officers, James (5th Cir.), .Oct. 3
THOIVISON
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Suspect claims unconstitutional traffic stop Police stop Buick that is “driving crazy,"
invalidates later search warrant, Johnson (D.C. Cir.).Apr.I
Cabaniss (5th Cir.),. .Sept. .3
Suspect objects to search of house, “wife” WARRANT
listed on deed, Hamilton (2d Cir.). .Sept. .1
Affidavit speaks of nonexistent “Mike,”
Suspect tries to grab something from floor,
Seward (5th Cir.).Feb.2
guns nearby. Close (8th Cir.).. ..Apr. .2
Drug-dealing charge dropped, officers still search
SEARCH WARRANT
house, Spencer (D.C. Cir.).Aug.2
Confidential infomiant and previous drug buy
Girlfriend’s name,observations included
included in warrant affidavit. Hart (8th Cir.), Nov.3
in warrant, Williams (6th Cir.), .Sept.4
Drug-trafficking suspect claims arrest warrants
for two houses unsupported by probable cause, Government wiretaps lead to drug organization
Guzman-Tlaseca (8th Cir.).Dec.6 take-down, Verdin-Garcia (lOth Cir.).Mar.4
Informants claim suspect has two handguns and
Officer goes to drug .still to check informant’s
robbed a drug trafficker, Williams (6th Cir.), Nov.1
information, Varner (4th Cir.).Feb.1
Suspect claims mailed drugs insufficiently
Search warrant executed at night; state law
linked to residence, Hatcher (11th Cir.).Dec.5
generally requires that warrant be executed
Suspect drives into police perimeter just before
SWAT team plans to enter apartment, during the day, Howard (8th Cir.).Aug.4
Jennings (7th Cir.).Oct.1
Warrant has some misrepresentations as to
TRAFFIC STOP facts of drug sales, Neal (8th Cir.).July 4
Detective bases stop on a misunderstanding
WARRANTLESS SEARCH
of local law, Walters (D.C. Cir.),.July .6
Officer begins stop in another county, then Officers stop truck before it can leave with
stop takes over an hour, Benitez (8th Cir.), ..Aug.1 marijuana, Mata (5th Cir.).Mar.1
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