United States v. Marcelino Millan-Diaz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an officer impermissibly expanded the scope of a stop after a search of the vehicle completely dispelled the reasonable suspicion of illegal alien trafficking
• holding that an officer impermissibly expanded the scope of a stop after a search of the vehicle completely dispelled the reasonable suspicion of illegal alien trafficking
• holding that any reasonable suspicion that vehicle was transporting illegal aliens was dispelled when it became obvious that there were no passengers in the vehicle or in the trunk
• noting that nervousness is to be expected when confronted with law enforcement and that it does not alone create reasonable suspicion
• noting that nervousness is to be expected when confronted with law enforcement and that it does not alone create reasonable suspicion
• it is “common knowledge that most citizens . . . when confronted by a law enforcement officer . . . are likely to exhibit some signs of nervousness”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).