Grumman Aerospace Corp. v. United States

How later courts describe this case

• observing that trash bags, while closed containers, may not carry a reasonable expectation of privacy when placed beyond the curtilage of a home for collection
• appealing from order denying motion for reconsideration gives notice of intent to appeal underlying order of dismissal
• no reasonable expectation of privacy in a cave from which defendant could be ejected at any time
• "It is well settled that the certification requirement is a jurisdictional prerequisite that must be satisfied by the contractor before it may appeal the contracting officer's claim denial."
• warrantless search of homeless defendant’s duffel bag and cardboard box that defendant both regarded and utilized as home violated fourth amendment
• state constitutional claim inadequately briefed because defendant provided no separate analysis of state constitution
• fundamental right to speedy trial under article first, § 8
• privacy expectation in cardboard box and duffel bag