United States v. de la Cruz Paulino

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• explaining that Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 12 allows defendants to avoid the necessity of moving to suppress evidence the government does not intend to use
• vacating conviction for aiding and abetting possession of cocaine with intent to distribute
• while “mak[ing] clear that we do not condone governmental violations” of Rule 12(b)(4)(B), holding that “reversal is not mandated because [the defendant] suffered no prejudice” and did not demonstrate Governmental bad faith

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