United States v. Richard McDaniel

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit · Decided 1972-06-15

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GOLDBERG, Circuit Judge: This is a case allegedly under the aegis of the “border search” doctrine, whose borders have never been geodetically defined and whose legal undulations are manifold. Transits and other paraphernalia, both legal and paralegal, lead to no certain perimeters. Given precedential latitude and constitutional longitude, we conclude that the search under the sp…

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