UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, — v. JOSE ADOLFO MEZA-GONZALEZ, —

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• holding that it was objectively reasonable to conclude individual consented to search where the individual could observe the search and never objected to it
• holding that a consensual search was objectively reasonable where the individual could see much of the progress of the search and never objected to the search

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