United States v. Francisco Flores Perez

How courts have described this case

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• finding reasonable suspicion for a motor vehicle stop where officers witnessed a seemingly prearranged pickup of a briefcase
• requiring the ALJ to identify the evidence supporting 5 the found conflict to permit the Court to meaningfully review the ALJ’s finding
• finding an informant to be sufficiently reliable after noting that there was independent corroboration for much of the information that the informant had provided
• when evidence of other wrongs is introduced to show knowledge, motive, or intent, Rule 404(b) has \been construed broadly\
• appellant argued the evidence was insufficient to prove “he was anything more than an unwitting participant who was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).