United States v. Todd John Lakoskey, United States of America v. Thomas James Lakoskey

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• holding voluntary consent did not “right the officers’ constitutional wrong” as the consent was made “on the heels of the illegal entry”
• finding reasonable suspicion to detain Express Mail package with handwritten label sent from drug source state where return addressee’s name was fictitious and the inspector had received a tip to watch for drug shipments to defendant
• final factor for admissibility under Rule 404(b) is that potential for prejudice does not exceed probative value
• reasonable suspicion existed when a package was shipped via express mail from known source state for narcotics and the shipping label listed a fictitious return address
• the first factor in the test for admissibility of such evidence under Rule 404(b
• first factor for admissibility under Rule 404(b) is relevance to a material issue

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