United States v. Amador Rodriguez Chaidez, A/K/A Rodriguez Amador Chaidez and Amador Rodriguez

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “even persons who have been arrested and are in custody can voluntarily consent to a search”
• holding that sitting in a patrol car on the shoulder of a public highway during daylight hours is not an unduly coercive setting
• recognizing that \even persons who have been arrested and are in custody can voluntarily consent to a search\
• oral consent is valid even absent written consent
• listing relevant aspects of each

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).