Legal Opinion
United States v. Gregory Seerden
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Decided February 20, 2019No. 18-4124PublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
THACKER, Circuit Judge:
In January 2017 investigators with the Naval Criminal Investigation Service ("NCIS") obtained a military warrant to search the cell phone of Gregory Kyle Seerden ("Appellant") for evidence of sexual assault. During the search of Appellant's phone, the investigators found child pornography. On that basis, the investigators then obtained a federal warrant to search Appellant's phone a second time and again found child pornography. Appellant moved to suppress the evidence, arguing that the first search was unlawful because it violated the Military Rules of Evidence and…
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