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United States v. Howard, Criminal Action 10-0208-KD (S.D. Ala. 1-5-2011)

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 24 January 2011

Tagged in: U.S. District Court (S.D. Ala.) , search warrants , reasonable suspicion , child pornography

Search Upheld — Defendant was accused of rape by his adult daughter; 12 years earlier, she had been taken from defendant's home following allegations of molestation. At the time of the rape charge, defendant was on probation for a drug offense. As a condition of probation, defendant agreed to warrantless searches by probation officers. In addition to the rape charge, there were numerous allegations that defendant was dealing drugs.

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