United States v. Pedro Lopez-Flores

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that, in the case of surreptitious reentry, the \found in\ offense is first committed at the time of reentry
• explaining that, in the case of surreptitious reentry, the “found in” offense is first committed at the time of reentry
• “The date of discovery … may bear on the running of the statute of limitations.”
• “the ... offense is first committed at the time of reentry and continues to the time when the defendant is arrested for the offense”
• “The date of discovery ..may bear on the running of the statute of limitations.”
• “It would be passing odd to say that Lopez had violated the statute when he entered but then was free of further criminal culpability until he was discovered by the INS.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).