Cleveland Board of Education Et Al. v. Reed Et Al.

warrantless entry upheld where officers first began surveillance having good cause to believe that they would need to wait only a few minutes before defendant exited from private residence | warrantless entry upheld where officers first began surveillance having good cause to believe that they would need to wait only a few minutes before defendant exited from private residence | government does not have to accept stipulation of prior felony conviction which is element of charged crime | court may not compel government to accept stipulation in lieu of evidence on an element of an offense | Rehnquist J. (joined by Powell, J. & Burger, C.J.), dissenting from denial of certiorari | Rehnquist J. (joined by Powell, J. & Burger, C.J.), dissenting from denial of certiorari | government not required to accept stipulation | government not required to accept stipulation