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082261P.pdf   07/20/2009  United States  v.  Michael Alexander
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  08-2261
   U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri - Kansas City   
   [PUBLISHED] [Shepherd, Author, with Chief Judge Loken and Wollman,
   Circuit Judges]
   Criminal Case - suppression. District court did not err in denying
   motion to suppress based on challenge to validity of search warrant. Even
   if warrant application had disclosed the defendant was present in the
   secretly recorded videos, magistrate could reasonably assume that a
   probability of criminal conduct was shown based on invasion of privacy
   when video was taken of others in the nude. Warrant was not facially
   overbroad in allowing search of storage of digital images. Based on plain
   view doctrine, police did not unlawfully expand the scope of the
   invasion-of-privacy search into a search of child pornography. Challenge
   to second search warrant fails.