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032763P.pdf   06/03/2004  United States  v.  Ramon Louis Rivera
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  03-2763
   District of Minnesota   
   Criminal Case - criminal law. Probable cause existed for defendant's 
   arrest, as defendant's behavior were reasonably suspicious to officers 
   trained to recognize behaviors of a lookout for drug deals. Statements 
   made to officers conditionally offered in exchange for a promise of 
   leniency were given willingly and voluntarily. Thus district court did not 
   err in denying motion to suppress. Delay in presentment was not 
   unreasonable and was not for purpose of investigating other crimes. 
   District court did not err in denying acceptance of responsibility 
   adjustment because defendant required government to prove its case at 
   trial. [PUBLISHED] [Smith, Author]