United States v. Cordell L. Tillman

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• holding that where police officers told defendant that absent consent to search his bags he would be detained two to three hours while a search warrant was sought, consent obtained was not voluntary because of the threatened detention, which lacked probable cause
• where police threatened to detain the defendant for two to three hours to obtain a search warrant unless he consented and no probable cause existed to detain the defendant for that length of time, defendant's consent was coerced

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