Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit June 30, 2000, No. 99-3394 (United States v. Reed)
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United States · · · 30-06-2000
GILMAN, Circuit Judge,
dissenting.
In affirming the district court’s denial of Reed’s motion to suppress, the majority holds that he was legally arrested for criminal trespass even though the police failed to first ascertain whether Reed had a legitimate reason for being on the property.
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