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Hobbs Act’s commerce element is satisfied when a defendant commits a robbery that targets a drug dealer’s inventory or proceeds →
July 5, 2016 · 7:09 am

Evidence seized incident to arrest after discovery of a valid warrant is admissible even when the stop of the individual was unconstitutional


Opinion:
UTAH
v.
EDWARD JOSEPH STRIEFF, JR.

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← Courts should only give deference to the determinations of agencies that Congress has authorized to administer statutes when the agency’s rules are procedurally sound
Hobbs Act’s commerce element is satisfied when a defendant commits a robbery that targets a drug dealer’s inventory or proceeds →

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