· 9/19/2013

United States v. Aundel Benoit

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59 V.I. 1145
730 F.3d 280
2013 WL 5273102
2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 19312

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premising reasonable suspicion on inconsistent statements regarding the purpose and destination of voyage
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Judges: McKee, Scirica, Vanaskie

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