United States v. Martinez-Cortes

How courts have described this case

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• concluding the occupants' failure to comply promptly with police orders and furtive movements by driver gave officers \reason to suspect . . . that the occupants might be -7- a risk to officer safety unless detained\
• “[The] authority to forcibly detain during the warrant search extends to all occupants of the premises, not just the owner or the subject of the warrant.”
• probable cause to search a vehicle based on the defendant's refusal to promptly comply with officers' directives during a car stop and attempt to hide something inside the vehicle
• in making reasonable-suspicion determinations, reviewing courts must look to totality of circumstances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).