Keiley v. Hinkson

declining to determine the applicability of the rule to the 2d Circuit and deciding the issue on other grounds | “A regulation not reasonably related to a valid government interest may not stand in the face of a due process attack.” | Neither the fact that the FBI’s prior suspicions were confirmed by the illegal [] search, nor the inclusion of references to that search in the affidavit supporting the federal warrant, ipso facto, establishes the taint urged by [the suspect] | ordinance passed to regulate the preservation and maintenance of buildings in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans and requiring a permit from a commission before construction on, or alteration of, buildings in that area upheld as proper exercise of the police power