*1 they or that consti- ruling on the motion of recent revisions of the light the case hearing After exten- with error. great care tute reversible 11.... Given Rule coun- testimony prior this revised defense taken under pleas are sive pleas himself, view is no reason to deter- Hickok court Rule sel and “tentative,” subject merely presented a had not so taken mined that Hickok whenever sentence withdrawing before to withdrawal just” “fair and reason preju- cannot establish government failed fact that Hickok plea. light dice. of his for withdrawal present basis court’s comments about plea, Judiciary, of Committee Notes case, though strength government’s 94-247, Federal Crimi- No. Report House ill-advised, legally inconse- Rules, (West p. perhaps Publish- nal Code did not judge the trial 1990). quential. We hold ing Co. denying motion his discretion abuse Young, citing v. Finally, United States plea. guilty withdraw the (3rd Cir.1970); v. Leonard 424 F.2d Cir.1956); (5th States, F.2d 588 United the dis- sentence of judgment The States, F.2d 690 v. Friedman United is AFFIRMED. court therefore trict denied, Cir.1952), (8th cert. (1953); and L.Ed. 1357 Tateo, F.Supp. United in rul argues that Hickok
(S.D.N.Y.1963), improper motion, the trial court
ing on the We guilt. his evidence
ly considered and the law cited the case reviewed unper submitted, wholly and are record argument. by Hickok’s suaded America, UNITED STATES observed: The trial court Plaintiff-Appellee, Defendant or innocence guilt should the criteria that not one of MONSISVAIS, Heriberto Fernandez let or not to determining whether used Defendant-Appellant. plea guilty. withdraw a Defendant on the basis or not just whether It’s No. 89-2187. be. it should
fairness Appeals, Court of Tenth Circuit. jury take a it would don’t think just Defendant we have long very when July testifying that he— Officer a Police actually had right I remember —he the arrest time smoking pipe in a briefcase marihuana had some substantial, And the vehicle. inside quantity rear additional
vehicle. wisely defense I think counsel] [the of a best to make the your client
advised aof make best And to
bad situation. forward to come here was situation
bad cooperate. guilt and to his
and admit stan- proper
Thus, court stated the trial opinion of his rendered then
dard but
case. these com- persuaded
areWe guilt considerations amounted
ments *2 result of vehicle was
marijuana his seizure. and an search Goad, an February Bruce On Border Pa- the United States agent with check- Patrol trol, a Border operating was Interstate northbound point station New Mexico. Consequences, Truth or near approximately that at testified Agent Goad check- alarm alerted p.m. a 7:30 sensor of a vehicle presence point’s officers 85, a Highway traveling northbound bypass the to possible is by which it route commonly to used is checkpoint and which then checkpoint. Goad bypass saw the 85 and over looked ve- appellant’s northbound headlights of hicle. agent, Goad by another
Accompanied in a on 1-25 marked north drove intercept order car to Exit by Goad 83 was described Exit vehicle. and State Road point as the “where on-ramp meet, an ... there’s up the north, they’re going 1-25 or for they can catch turning from or road that “there’s elaborated Goad 1-25 south.” go right there ways you can three that the intersection and intersection” confusing “[pjeople “somewhat” lost gotten there.” Lutz, (William L. A. Torrez Presiliano stopped his that he Agent Goad testified brief), Asst. on the him Atty., with lights his at the intersection with patrol car N.M., plain- for Albuquerque, Atty., again as headlights on and turned his off tiff-appellee. de- drew near. him on (Gary Hill with Ramos Robert Chevrolet as a small the vehicle scribed Tex., Ramos, Paso, El brief), Hill & and noted camper pickup with S—10 defendant-appellant. occupants in the cab. he could two see that extremely “riding was the vehicle He said BARRETT, and SEYMOUR, Before low on end was real heavy. The rear BRORBY, Judges. Circuit vehicle, the front of weight in the was a lot BRORBY, Judge. like there Circuit raised rear_” previ- that he stated an motion filing unsuccessful After concealed ously found aliens en- evidence, appellant Monsisvais suppress shells, trucks possession guilty plea to tered a conditional “we don’t plates and had Arizona marijuana kilograms of than more high- on the old many Arizona get Mr. Monsisvais to distribute. with intent there.” way discovery appeal asserts placed the defen- ramp, which then Goad, appellant’s vehicle According to intersection, traveling south on 1-25. dant’s car approached it slowed it why reason I should state attempt placed an on 85 was [appel- sensor [Agent appeared to Goad] *3 which checkpoint the to vehicles on-ramp on to to alert take the going to lant] using to circumvent normally he were 85 north, that when and believe 1-25 checkpoint. and the the fixed patrol vehicle saw the border turn. In- his headlights, he corrected noticing the vehicle he noticed Upon he contin- north going on 1-25 stead of heavy, using riding extremely it that was and eventual- highway, upon the old ued plates Arizona That it his words. south_ on-ramp 1-25 ly took the an to see that it was common and in that plates automobile with Arizona added: Goad vicinity. for aliens practice an uncommon It’s not the proceeded to follow And so he then if may be, case smugglers, either or alien suspected he it and then vehicle, they patrol the border they see aliens, as there was might contain entering the instead will sometimes pickup, and so therefore camper on the they in the direction freeway northbound stopped he the vehicle. up the old continue going, they will were using Old they if are highway, southbound,
85, freeway and enter appropriate prop- is an [T]hat up on just continue they will sometimes Terry stop.... er ends.” ’til it Old held that the Additionally, the district court that, noticing after proper. Appellant subsequent further testified search was occupants and challenges legality the two of both weight and now “the my resulting of aroused search. plates, it kind and the of the vehicle out-of-state stopped the vehicle the district court and we we reverse suspicions Because southbound, stop, to the exit.” we do pretty investigatory close issue of the 1-25 citi- as to his of the search. appellant propriety questioning address After strong odor very smelled “a zenship, Goad camper from the II emanating marijuana” appellant and his placed then shell. familiar the court to returns This case possession arrest under
passenger
territory; we have
legal
geographic
agent arrived at
After another
marijuana.
to assess
upon
called
frequently been
verify
marijua-
dog to
scene with
made
investigatory stops
legality
opened the
odor,
agents
na
Mexico-Mexi
Patrol near
New
Border
marijuana inside.
and discovered
See,
v. Pol
e.g.,
States
United
co border.
hearing on
Cir.1990);
conclusion
(10th
At the
United
lack,
F.2d 686
895
an-
court
(10th
the district
Suppress,
780
Motion
630 F.2d
Merryman,
v.
States
from
conclusions
findings and
its
Leyba, 627 F.2d
Cir.1980);
nounced
States v.
987,
denied,
Cir.),
the bench:
(10th
cert.
1059
(1980);
406,
Unit
66 L.Ed.2d
101 S.Ct.
Agent Goad
finds that
The Court
(10th
F.2d 808
Sperow,
v.
States
fixed
ed
T or C
working the
930, 97 S.Ct.
denied,
Cir.),
cert.
High-
alert
they had a sensor
when
(1977).
2634,
53 L.Ed.2d
old
85,
is the
way
which
1-25.
parallels
which now
sup-
not be
stop need
investigatory
An
proceeding
a car
observed
That he
probable cause. United
ported by
himself
Cir.1986).
That he stationed
(10th
north on
993 particularized heavy too to allow recited and circumstances the facts under activity enable it study given car that would above, reasonably suspect criminal in of an minimal intrusion carrier of possible as justifying to be identified the district agree stop. vestigatory illegal aliens. a rea Agent Goad had finding that
court’s 556-557, S.Ct. U.S. at 96 appellant sonable, suspicion that articulable States, 413 il v. smuggling Almeida-Sanchez involved in was Monsisvais 2535, to aliens, 266, sufficient 37 L.Ed.2d and that this was 93 S.Ct. legal U.S. Terry aof minimal intrusion justify patrols maintained roving held that 1868, 1, Ohio, (Terry v. supplements to the Border Patrol as (1968))stop. In United L.Ed.2d empowered checkpoint system were S.Ct. Sokolow, simply stops searches random effect (1989), Supreme 104 L.Ed.2d general vicini- a vehicle was because observed: Court specifi- The did not ty of border. Court suspicion, concept of reasonable The case, “stop” aspect of the cally address the ‘readily, or cause, is probable like search, subsequent did hold that but a neat set reduced usefully, even probable or without consent conducted validity evaluating rules.’ In legal cause, Fourth Amend- was violative this, consider we must stop such as ment. whole ‘totality the circumstances—the case, agreed it In the instant Cortez, 449 picture.’ United operating a fixed 411, 417 [101 25 to check checkpoint on Interstate (1981). we said Cor- Patrol As L.Ed.2d 621] alarms the sensor traffic when northbound tez: alerted, indi- Highway were adjacent with hard not deal process does traveling north- cating the law of that a Long before certainties. such, p.m. Agent at 7:30 was articulated probabilities bound certain formulated 85 and ob- people practical looked over hu- about traveling sense conclusions north- common served behavior; fact-finders jurors as man enough require It was dark bound. so same—and to do the permitted *7 in his then drove headlights. Agent Goad at officers. Id. law enforcement vehicle, accompanied an- Patrol Border 695], at 418 S.Ct. [101 intercept by to an area close agent, to other ap- Martinez-Fuerte, identified 428 He then vehicle. States United L.Ed.2d 1116 as a with 96 S.Ct. pellant’s U.S. Patrol’s rou- in the rear. (1976) extremely heavy” “riding holds permanent at a all stopping of Arizona tine bore also noted that He highway major on a located checkpoint plates. license for brief the Mexican border away from circumstances, it seems to these Under occupants is of the vehicle’s questioning stop of appellant’s that the me Amendment. the Fourth with consistent equivalent was the functional that: observed The Court stop on Interstate checkpoint fixed traffic-checking pro- aof Maintenance suspicion is re so, no articulable If necessary because interior is gram in the States stop. United to effect quired con- cannot be flow of (10th 686, 687 Cir. Pollack, F.2d the border.... effectively at trolled testimony of Border 1990), referred we apprehend inquiries checkpoint Routine “[Highway 85 Sanchez who illegal aliens smugglers and many smuggling alien is a well-documented high- of such lure succumb smuggling “alien many and that route” stops on requirement A ways .... on that apprehended have been loads” always based on be inland routes major found specifically The district court impracti- route. suspicion would reasonable Highway 85 is well-documented tends of traffic the flow cal because This court Id. at 688. route. smuggling finding. Id. at 690.
adopted that has Supreme Court
The detentions stops and brief
upheld roadblock verifying driver licenses purpose
for the Delaware v. registrations, automobile S.Ct.
Prouse, and deter to detect
L.Ed.2d 660 Department driving. Michigan drunk — -, Sitz, Police v.
State Sitz, (1990). In L.Ed.2d
S.Ct. pertinently observed: majority mag- dispute the seriously can
No one problem or driving
nitude of the drunken eradicating it.... interest
the states’ bearing weight
Conversely, the intrusion measure of the
other scale—the sobriety briefly stopped at
on motorists reached a slight. We
checkpoints—is the intrusion on as to conclusion
similar stop at a a brief subjected to
motorists detecting illegal
highway Martinez-Fuerte, supra, at
aliens. See 3083]. [96
— -, at 2485-86. and United
Immigration officers duty charged agents are
Customs the United States protecting illegal aliens contraband.
entry of problem detection
magnitude near our at or contraband
illegal aliens and dispute. beyond
borders affirm. would *8 America, STATES
UNITED
Plaintiff-Appellee, II, MILLER, G.
Herbert
Defendant-Appellant. 84-2766, 85-2334.
Nos. Appeals, Court Circuit.
Tenth
July
