In ________, the Supreme Court held that an arrest warrant does not authorize entry into another person's residence where the suspect may be found.
A) Maryland v. Garrison
B) Hudson v. Michigan
C) Steagald v. United States
D) Nix v. Williams

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In Steagald v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that an arrest warrant alone does not give law enforcement the authority to enter a third party's home to arrest someone, emphasizing the need for a search warrant to protect the third party's Fourth Amendment rights.

In ________, the Supreme Court Held That an Arrest Warrant