United States v. Bivian Villalobos, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that proximity to border was not negated by possibility that driver could have been innocent traveler from nearby town
• recognizing that the time of day that the vehicle is traveling “is a permissible consideration”
• recognizing that the time of day that the vehicle is traveling “is a permissible consideration”
• noting that the patrol agents’ lack of recognition of the driver’s truck was a contributing factor to reasonable suspicion
• noting that a two-month-old tip concerning a specific car with a specific license plate number, in combination with other factors, raised reasonable suspicion
• noting that a two-month-old tip concerning a specific car with a specific license plate number, in combination with other factors, raised reasonable suspicion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).