United States v. Edilberto Gonzalez-Basulto

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• finding search did not exceed the scope of defendant's consent, as he knew before arriving at checkpoint that police were using drug-sniffing dogs to examine vehicles and dogs were present on the scene before defendant gave his consent
• finding search did not exceed the scope of [J-81-2017] [MO: Donohue, J.] - 7 defendant’s consent, as he knew before arriving at checkpoint that police were using drug-sniffing dogs to examine vehicles and dogs were present on the scene before defendant gave his consent
• defendant's failure to protest at any time considered evidence that search did not exceed consent
• search did not exceed scope of defendant's consent where defendant knew that dog units were present when he consented and where he \stood silent\ after giving consent as dogs were hoisted into his trailer

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