Appellate Practice
Jun. 13, 2006
Ruling Keeps Defendant's Home Inviolate
A groundbreaking 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that protects defendants awaiting trial from having their homes raided by police based on anonymous tips has drawn sharp objections and a plea for high-court review from seven conservative judges.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A groundbreaking 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that protects defendants awaiting trial from having their homes raided by police based on anonymous tips has drawn sharp objections and a plea for high-court review from seven conservative judges.
Last fall, a 9th Circuit panel ruled 2-1 that the government violated t...
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