Association of Village Council Presidents Regional Housing Authority v. Dietrich Mael, on his own behalf and on behalf of his minor children, D.K., and E.M. Thomas Mael and Rose Mael v. State of Alaska, Dietrich Mael v. Association of Village Council Presidents and State of Alaska

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• stating that a court may take judicial notice of facts capable of accurate and ready determination
• identified informant never met with the police “and presumably could not be contacted by the police”
• attempts to avoid contact with police pertinent to reasonable suspicion determination only if other factors present beyond arguably evasive behavior
• geographic facts such as street locations and addresses are matters capable of accurate and ready determination
• youths' submission to officers' show of authority supported conclusion that no reasonable person would have felt free to leave
• police yelling to youths to remain in place

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