United States v. Christopher Duguay

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• holding that defendant’s apparent attempt to avoid roadblock by turning into parking lot was a factor supporting reasonable suspicion to stop vehicle
• noting that “there is no tort for omission by state actors” with regard to protecting property from private injury
• holding conflicting officer testimony as to requirements of highway patrol’s impoundment policy resulted in failure to prove inventory search was governed by standardized criteria
• stating without further elaboration that we may consider evidence presented at trial in reviewing a district court’s pretrial ruling denying a motion to sup- press
• stating without further elaboration that we may consider evidence presented at trial in reviewing a district court’s pretrial ruling denying a motion to sup- press
• stating without further elaboration that we may consider evidence presented at trial in reviewing a district court’s pretrial ruling denying a motion to sup- press

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