United States v. Pedro Villa-Chaparro

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• upholding a denial of a motion to suppress where police detained the defendant for 43 minutes, 38 minutes of which was spent awaiting a drug-sniffing dog
• “[A] driver’s failure to promptly stop an automobile in response to flashing police lights” supports reasonable suspicion
• detention of over forty minutes spent waiting for a drug-sniffing dog did not violate the Fourth Amendment
• \Courts have consistently interpreted Fed.R.Crim.P. 17(a) to permit the issuance of subpoenas only to compel attendance at formal proceedings such as hearings and trials.\

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