21-4086·CRIMINAL

United States v. Teresa Miller

Affirmed in Part

Status

Scheduled
Argued
Opinion Issued (current)

Question Presented

Whether district court erred in determining that driver's nervousness and manner of stopping vehicle provided reasonable suspicion justifying extension of traffic stop; other issues.

Argument Date

October 28, 2022

Argument Time

8:30 a.m.

Panel

Courtroom

Red Courtroom (Room 412)

Lower Court Judge

Keeley

Panel

Chief Judge Gregory

Judge Agee

Judge Diaz

Citation

CaseUnited States v. Teresa Miller, No. 21-4086 (4th Cir. Nov. 29, 2022)

PanelGregory, C.J., Agee & Diaz, JJ.

Arguing Counsel

Jenny Thoma

per CA4 audio archive

Zelda Wesley

per CA4 audio archive

Panel That Day

3 of 3 cases argued October 28, 2022 before this panel have been decided.

Decided

21-1967

Jose Salazar v. Merrick Garland

Opinion Issued

Authored by Judge Diaz

21-2116

Lula Williams v. Matt Martorello

Opinion Issued

Authored by Judge Agee

21-4086· This case

United States v. Teresa Miller

Opinion Issued

Authored by Chief Judge Gregory

Opinions

Majority
by Gregory
November 29, 2022
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Disposition

Court: Affirmed in part, reversed in part, conviction and sentence vacated, and remanded
Normalized: Affirmed in Part

November 29, 2022