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United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit - 706 F.2d 321
Tags: Criminal law, Insanity
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The Fifth Circuit rejected the volitional prong of the insanity defense, finding that it does not comport with medical knowledge.Video Summary
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The appellant was convicted of drug distribution and possession with intent to distribute, but the conviction for carrying a firearm during a felony was reversed due to an illegal search of his hotel room. The court held that hotel guests have constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, and the circumstances surrounding the appellant's occupancy of the room did not diminish his privacy interest in the room. The District Court erred in denying the appellant's motion to suppress the evidence obtained from the illegal search. The search of the closet was unconstitutional as it was inconceivable that the defendant could have gained access to it. The "Search Incident to Arrest" exception was not applicable in this case, and the search was unconstitutional. The police may conduct a more thorough search if they have reason to suspect that confederates of an arrestee are hiding nearby and might attempt to free their comrade. However, in this case, there were no such exigent circumstances.
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