U.S. v. Woodrum, No. 99-1697 (1st Cir.) (208 F.3d 8) (April 6, 2000) (Per Curiam)
As stated by Judge Lynch, in her dissent: "[This] the case has great constitutional and societal significance . . . . [I]t is an important one, not just for the development of Fourth Amendment law, but also for the quality of life in urban areas and the protection of individual …
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