· 11/28/2003
United States v. Arnaldo Losoya Mancias
Citations
- 350 F.3d 800
- 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 24072
- 2003 WL 22827373
How courts have described this case
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- holding expressly that § 3162(a)(2)’s automatic dismissal USA V. EHMER 111 remedy does not apply to violations of § 3161(c)(2)’s 30-day minimum clock
- finding that the “absence of formal arraignment is of little consequence”
- assessing voluntariness of consent and, therein, noting the defendant “generally appeared to cooperate with the officers during both the stop and the search”
- listing relevant characteristics of consenting person and environment in which consent is given
- listing relevant characteristics -4- of consenting person and environment in which consent is given
- “Although [defendant] was extremely tired at the time of his encounter with [law enforcement], we do not find [defendant’s]physical state rendered his consent involuntary.”
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Judges: Arnold, Hansen, Reade
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