U.S. v. Acosta-Colon, No. 97-1170 (1st Cir.) (157 F.3d 9) (October 6, 1998) (Judge Norman H. Stahl)
Loaded on Oct. 1, 1998
published in Punch and Jurists
October 12, 1998
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Terry Stops.
Case held that Federal officials who handcuffed an airport traveller and removed him to an interrogation room for nearly 30 minutes, causing him to miss a flight, effected a de facto arrest which required probable cause.
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- U.S. v. Alborola-Rodriguez, No. 96-5533 (11th Cir.) (153 F.3d 1269) (September 4, 1998) (Judge Joel F. Dubina)
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