U.S. v. Jackson, No. 04-3021 (D.C. Cir.) (415 F.3d 88) (July 22, 2005) (Judge Judith W. Rogers)
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Tarry Jackson was stopped by two United States Park Police officers for driving a car at night without a functioning light on the license plate. Jackson could produce neither a driver’s license nor the car’s registration; and the police officers determined that the license plates had been stolen, although there ...
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