· 7/29/1998
United States v. Martin Palacios-Suarez, Also Known as Martin Palacios
Citations
- 149 F.3d 770
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- holding that consent was sufficiently an act of free will to purge the taint of the initial stop where the officer asked the defendant several times if he could search the vehicle nine minutes after the initial stop
- finding that a nine-minute period between the start of the violation and the consent suggested that the taint was purged
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Judges: Memillian, Ross, Arnold
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