United States v. Chavez-Villarreal

How courts have described this case

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• finding that fifteen minute wait at border between stop and search not enough to dissipate taint
• finding that fifteen minute wait at border between stop and search not enough to dissipate taint
• stating that consent was riot an independent act of free will because it was provided while officer was still holding green cards belonging to the passenger and driver
• concluding in part that consent did not dissipate the taint of a Fourth Amendment violation where “refusal seemed pointless” because the officer “had made known his suspicions about narcotics”
• concluding in part that consent did not dissipate the taint of a Fourth Amendment violation where “refusal seemed pointless” because the officer “had made known his suspicions about narcotics”
• stating that consent was not an independent act of free will because it was provided while officer was still holding green cards belonging to the passenger and driver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).