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February 23, 2011

Sacramento Court Denies Defendants' I-5 Traffic Stop Motions

On Friday, Judge England denied the defendants' gender/racial profiling motions to dismiss and to suppress in a 35-page written order, 2/18/11, Order Denying Motions in United States v. Sanchez-Palomino, et. al., No. 09-0094-MCE, which I've written about here.

Posted by at 06:42 AM in Judge England, Morrison C. (Chief Judge), Motions To Dismiss, Motions To Suppress , Traffic Stop "Profiling" Motions |

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