United States v. Shilon Rogers

How courts have described this case

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• finding that conditional offer to plead guilty did not come early enough 32 also acknowledge that it may be a rare case in which anything short of a timely entry of a guilty plea suffices for purposes of S 3E1.1(b
• immediately apparent under Dickerson means “anytime in the course of a search conducted within the bounds of Terry”
• “Sergeant Mason was conducting a lawful protective patdown search (a point that Rogers concedes
• “Sergeant Mason was conducting a lawful protective patdown search (a point that Rogers concedes

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