United States v. Mario Alonzo Millan
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by Judge FLETCHER; Concurrence by Judge HALL.
FLETCHER, Circuit Judge:
Mario Millan appeals his conviction on charges relating to his unlawful possession of a firearm, counterfeit identification documents, and counterfeit immigration documents. He argues that all evidence seized pursuant to a traffic stop should be suppressed, for a number of independent reasons. He claims that the stop was pretextual because the officers would not have pulled him over absent a desire to search for evidence of more serious crime. He also claims that the officers lacked the requisite reasonable suspicion…
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