United States v. Glen Borys

How courts have described this case

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• noting that agents cannot “predict precisely when they [will] require the services of a dog, for they do not have cause to suspect passengers on every flight they have under surveillance”
• explaining that officer’s retention of the defendant’s documentation in Royer was crucial to the Court’s finding that a detention occurred
• suggesting that the failure to have a canine unit immediately available may not be unreasonable where officers are \unsure where and when they might spot someone behaving in a manner to justify detaining the suspect's luggage\
• suggesting that the failure to have a canine unit immediately available may not be unreasonable where officers are “unsure where and when they might spot someone behaving in a manner to justify detaining the suspect’s luggage”
• noting that agents cannot “predict precisely when they [will] require the services of a dog, for they do not have cause to suspect passengers on every flight they have under surveillance”
• suggesting that the failure to have a canine unit immediately available may not be unreasonable where officers are “unsure where and when they might spot someone behaving in a manner to justify detaining the suspect’s luggage”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).