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· 2/11/2005

United States v. Alberto Ruiz-Alonso, AKA Alberto Torrez-Ugaldo, AKA Alberto Torrez-Ugalde

Citations

  • 397 F.3d 815
  • 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 2238
  • 2005 D.A.R. 1776

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  • “A dog's alert on a car can give probable cause to search the entire car. Indeed, a good dog's alert can provide a rebuttable presumption of probable cause.”

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Judges: Browning, Rymer, Graber

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