Conklin v. United States

finding no acquittal where the termination of the trial was due to failure "to prove an element which is more procedural than substantive, namely, venue" | finding no acquittal where the termination of the trial was due to failure “to prove an element which is more procedural than substantive, namely, venue” | an intrusion into a protected area is justified only if there is probable cause to arrest and exigent circumstances | “To contest a forfeiture, one must have an ownership interest in the res.” | possession of bare legal title, plane registration, was insufficient to prove ownership | possession of bare legal title may be insufficient to establish ownership