United States v. Juan Manuel Caminos

How courts have described this case

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• holding that willful blindness when \the defendant himself was subjectively aware of the high probability of the f question\
• holding knowledge requirement satisfied if \defendant himself was subjectively aware of the high probability of the fact in question\
• indicating that a willful blindness charge must “make clear that the defendant himself was subjectively aware of the high probability of the fact in question, and not merely that a reasonable man would have been aware of the probability”
• discussing extended-border-search doctrine but instead upholding search as valid “functional equivalent” of the border search
• “[A] judge’s version of the ‘deliberate ignorance’ instruction must make clear that the defendant himself was subjectively aware of the high probability of the fact in question, and not merely that a reasonable man would have been aware of the probability.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).