United States v. Juan Manuel Rascon-Ortiz, and Edgar Rascon-Sotelo

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• holding that nervousness alone constitutes a suspicious circumstance
• holding that nervousness alone constitutes a suspicious circumstance
• noting that \the exterior of a car does not constitute a search\
• “The undercarriage is part of'the car’s exterior, and as such, is not afforded a reasonable expectation of privacy.”
• brief visual inspection of undercarriage of vehicle with flashlight and mirror not a search
• reasonable suspicion necessary to detain defendant only if scope of routine checkpoint stop exceeded

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).