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U.S. v. Spivey, No. 15-15023 (11th Cir.) (861 F.3d 1207) (June 28, 2017) (Judge William H. Jr. Pryor)

Loaded on July 31, 2017 published in Punch and Jurists July 31, 2017
Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Deceptive Investigative Techniques.

The panel of judges in this case engaged in a heated debate about an intriguing question - namely, whether the deliberate and planned deception by the police officers in this case necessarily rendered the suspects’ consent to a search of their home involuntary.

As explained by Judge Pryor at the ...

 

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