United States v. Foreste

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• holding that, where 15 the driver provided an expired rental agreement and appeared to have an uneasy 16 demeanor, an officer had reasonable suspicion that the car was stolen
• upholding twenty-two minute traffic stop where officers had reasonable suspicion that car was stolen
• upholding twenty-two minute traffic stop where officers had reasonable suspicion that car was stolen
• “If an officer has observed a traffic violation, his actual motivation for stopping the vehicle is irrelevant to whether the stop is constitutionally reasonable.”
• \[B]oth the Massachusetts and the Vermont stop were reasonable in duration and scope. Trooper Loiselle properly stopped Foreste and Cesar's vehicle for speeding\
• \[B]oth the Massachusetts and the Vermont stop were reasonable in duration and scope. Trooper Loiselle properly stopped Foreste and Cesar's vehicle for speeding\

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