Legal Opinion
American Samoa Government v. Seiuli
High Court of American Samoa
Decided September 28, 1995No. CR No. 7-95Published
1Opinion of the Court
Order Partially Granting Motion to Suppress:
This order concerns the admissibility of evidence gathered after police officers seized the single item specifically described in a search warrant..
FACTS
On December 7, 1994, at about 8:45 a.m., officers of the Department of Public Safety of plaintiff American Samoa Government ("ASG") arrived at the house where defendant Dallace Seiuli ("Seiuli") was residing to execute one or more of three search warrants issued for the search of Seiuli's residence, automobile; and person for- afiand machine'gun.
Commencing these searches, two police officers covered…
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