Barker v. United States

reviewing for plain error the district court’s rulings limiting cross-examination where no timely objection was made at trial | broad discretion afforded to issuing judge, who determines probable cause in a practical, commonsense manner | broad discretion afforded to issuing judge, who determines probable cause in a practical, commonsense manner | factor to determine whether government properly minimized calls is whether the callers used ambiguous or coded language | state constitution does not bar prosecution following illegal arrest