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Commonwealth v. Baez

Citations

  • 47 Mass. App. Ct. 115
  • 710 N.E.2d 1048
  • 1999 Mass. App. LEXIS 684

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  • reasonable suspicion that window is illegally tinted sufficient to justify stopping motor vehicle to ascertain whether civil violation had occurred
  • reasonable suspicion that window is illegally tinted sufficient to justify stopping motor vehicle to ascertain whether civil violation had occurred
  • further investigation in form of measuring tint of window followed traffic stop for suspected violation of G. L. c. 90, § 9D
  • “We think the standard to be used in determining the legality of a stop based on a suspected violation of c. 90, §9D, is whether the officer reasonably suspected, based on his visual observations, that the tinting of the windows exceeded the permissible limits of §9D”
  • “We think the standard to be used in determining the legality of a stop based on a suspected violation of c. 90, §9D, is whether the officer reasonably suspected, based on his visual observations, that the tinting of the windows exceeded the permissible limits of §9D”
  • reasonable suspicion windows illegally tinted

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Judges: Lenk

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