· 3/4/2002
United States v. James Joshua Thompson, AKA James Deas
Citations
- 282 F.3d 673
- 2002 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 2028
- 2002 A.M.C. 858
- 2002 Daily Journal DAR 2506
- 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 3368
- 2002 WL 372934
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- finding reasonable suspi- cion that a vessel may have been stolen when the defendant was unable to provide a valid registration, the vessel’s regis- tration sticker had expired, and the defendant could not remember the name of the vessel’s owner
- whether a seizure exceeds the bounds of a valid investigatory stop and becomes a de facto arrest is reviewed de novo
- \The United States has a strong interest in protecting its borders....\
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Judges: Fletcher, McKeown, Tallman
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