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· 5/20/1994

United States v. Donald Dean Gleason

Citations

  • 25 F.3d 605
  • 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 11258
  • 1994 WL 199224

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  • explaining that -9- the defendant’s failure to object to the continuing search of the truck made the search of any place in which a gun could be hidden objectively reasonable
  • defendant consented to search for weapons and cheerfully assisted in search that discovered other evidence of robbery; officer could infer consent to general search from assistance and demeanor
  • defendant consented to search for weapons and cheerfully assisted in search that discovered other evidence of robbery; officer could infer consent to general search from assistance and demeanor
  • consent voluntary where defendant cooperated in search

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Judges: McMillian, Wollman, Nangle

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