SINGLETON
v.
DEEGAN, CORRECTIONAL SUPERINTENDENT

U.S. | 1971-11-22
No. 71-5029
Mr. Justice Douglas is of the opinion that certiorari should be granted to review question whether search of bedroom bureau was incident to arrest of petitioner in basement when he was at time of the search outside house in a police car.
404 U.S. 978 Supreme Court of the United States (1971) Positive Treatment
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