BASE v. DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION

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• holding that even innocent actions may give rise to reasonable suspicion if they warrant consideration under the totality of the circumstances
• finding reasonable suspicion in part based on officers' receipt of information that Los Angeles street gangs were using \sharply dressed black female couriers\
• “We review de novo the legal issue of whether Condelee’s detention violated the fourth amendment.”
• “[F]acts consistent with innocent travel taken together may amount to reasonable suspicion if they have probative value (i.e., sufficient to warrant consideration).”
• reasonable suspicion was established by the suspect’s “appearance, demeanor[,] and actions”: her hands shook and her voice accelerated while talking to the officer, and she attempted to conceal the contents of her purse
• Judge John R. Gibson, Judge Bowman, Judge Magill

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).