Min Xin Chen v. Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services

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• listing “reputa- tion, prior convictions, or nonjudicial punishments” as “information that is relevant to a determination of probable cause”
• discussing necessity for probable cause for commanders to search for criminal goods
• “[S]worn testimony typically is more credible and entitled to greater weight than information not given under oath.”
• “[A] commander’s authorization of a search has never been equated with the judicial-type procedure which comes within the contemplation of the warrant clause of the Fourth Amendment.”
• \The com- mander's power to authorize searches of places and persons under his control exists to whatever extent it does exist because it complies with the Fourth Amendment's basic norm of reasonableness\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).