United States v. Jose Luis Guzman and Sonia Cruz-Lazo

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• questioning whether officer’s detention of defendant for failure to wear seat belt was objective ly-reasonable police conduct or mere pretext to justify subsequent vehicular search
• questioning whether officer's detention of defendant for failure to wear seat belt was objectively-reasonable police conduct or mere pretext to justify subsequent vehicular search
• “nothing [the officer] learned during his investigation created reasonable suspicion to justify [further] detention”
• remanding for determination of whether New Mexico police routinely stop seat belt violators
• remanding for determination of whether New Mexico police routinely stop seat belt violators
• \We have neither the evidence nor the necessary findings about objective reasonableness to permit us to apply the appropriate test.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).