United States v. Joanne Marszalkowski and Loran Bennett, United States of America v. Jack Brock
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FAY, Circuit Judge:
This opinion resolves two separate appeals involving a single group of defendants. In November of 1979, an undercover operation undertaken by the Drug Enforcement Administration [DEA] led to the arrests of five individuals, Loran Bennett, Stanford Mitchell, Jack Brock, Joanne Marszalkowski and Jorge Congote, on drug-related charges. Brock, who obtained a severance from his four co-defendants, convinced the trial judge that his arrest was illegal. The government presently appeals this ruling, along with the trial judge’s concomitant suppression of evidence found in the…
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