United States v. Featherly
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Per curiam
Jesse Featherly challenges the denial of his motion to quash the search warrant that led to the discovery of child pornography on his computer. Featherly contended that the government secured the warrant by making an intentionally false statement on the warrant application. The district court disagreed, and Featherly pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography. Because the court did not clearly err in concluding that there was no intentionally false statement and that probable cause supported the warrant, we affirm.
Featherly, then 27, was living in a trailer park in Rice Lake, Wisconsin,…
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