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· 11/28/1941

National Labor Relations Board v. Rath Packing Co.

Citations

  • 123 F.2d 684
  • 9 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 616
  • 1941 U.S. App. LEXIS 2791

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  • concluding that Border Patrol agent with ten years of experience in the same area weighed in favor of finding reasonable suspicion existed
  • holding that proximity factor weighed in favor of reasonable suspicion when north-bound vehicle was encountered on FM 2523 2 Case: 18-50413 Document: 00514863622 Page: 3 Date Filed: 03/07/2019 No. 18-50413 approximately 24 miles from border
  • stating that not every Brignoni-Ponce factor need weigh in favor of reasonable suspicion and that an officer need not eliminate all reasonable possibility of innocent travel before conducting an investigatory stop
  • stating that not every Brignoni-Ponce factor need weigh in favor of reasonable suspicion and that an officer need not eliminate all reasonable possibility of innocent travel before conducting an investigatory stop
  • finding that nonlocal traffic on a secondary road at an unusual time is suspicious
  • approving the district court's consideration of an indirect route as a factor supporting reasonable suspicion

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Judges: Johnsen, Sanborn, Thomas

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