United States v. Kenneth Wayne Beck

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• concluding that checking validity of license and administering criminal history check on computer was not unreasonable procedure in traffic stop
• concluding that officer statement “you are free to leave” indicated consensual encounter
• holding that an officer’s disbelief of a driver’s explanation for traveling even when coupled with other factors was not enough to give rise to reasonable suspicion
• holding that “because the relevant facts in this case are undisputed, we need not remand for further findings and may rule based on the record currently before us”
• holding that the totality of the circumstances failed to generate reasonable suspicion to warrant Beck’s renewed detention where (1) Beck was driving a rental car rented by an absent third party; (2) the car was licensed in California; (3
• concluding that officer statement \you are free to leave\ indicated consensual encounter

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