United States v. Jose Luis Garcia, United States of America v. Viviano Miranda-Garcia

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a driver with a Texas license and a passenger with Mexican identification driving a truck full of furniture boxes westward through Nebraska did not provide police with a reasonable suspicion
• holding that a driver with a Texas license and a passenger with Mexican identification driving a truck full of furniture boxes westwsird through Nebraska did not provide police with a reasonable suspicion
• finding officer lacked reasonable suspicion for a second stop where officer released suspects after deciding not to hold them pending the arrival of backup
• finding officer lacked reasonable suspicion for a second stop where officer released suspects after deciding not to hold them pending the arrival of backup
• \We are not empowered to suspend constitutional guarantees so that the government can more effectively fight the war on drugs.\
• “The fact that Garcia was carrying a Mexican identification card does not implicate him in illegal activity.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).