UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Jose Tamayo BARON, Defendant-Appellant

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• no evidence that accused, rather than a reasonable person, had his suspicion aroused concerning drug trafficking
• “In this case, Baron argues that the government presented insuffi- cient evidence establishing that he (1) suspected that the car contained drugs, (2) deliberately avoided taking steps to confirm or deny those suspi- cions, and (3

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