United States v. Daniel Inocencio, Evaristo Hinojosa, Sr., Daniel Alfonso Reyes

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• recognizing that the Brignoni-Ponce test has been expanded to include suspicions as to any suspected criminal activity
• recognizing that the Brignoni-Ponce test has been expanded to include suspicions as to any suspected criminal activity
• holding that \a reasonable belief that the vehicle contained a false compartment ... would create sufficient probable cause to search the vehicle\
• holding that section 61(a) of Article 6701(d) of the Texas Revised Civil Statutes, the predecessor to section 545.062, was not unconstitutionally vague
• holding that a sensor hit together with an unfamiliar vehicle and an unfamiliar driver on a private ranch road justified the investigatory stop
• holding that evidence of hidden compartment contributed to probable cause to search

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