· 10/14/1994
United States v. Miguel Angel Ramos-Saenz
Citations
- 36 F.3d 59
- 1994 WL 495328
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that a border search goes beyond the routine “only when it reaches the degree of intrusiveness present in a strip search or body cavity search”
- “Intrusiveness includes both the extent of a search as well as the degree of indignity that may accompany a search.”
- search of shoes and baggage immediately after defendant cleared customs constituted routine search
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Judges: O'Scannlain, Nelson, Merhige
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