Commonwealth v. Benton

How courts have described this case

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• indicating it is within the suppression court’s sole province to make credibility determinations
• indicating it is within the suppression court’s sole province to make credibility determinations
• indicating it is within the suppression court's sole province to make credibility determinations
• suppression of evidence because police officer did not possess a reasonable belief that a violation of the Vehicle Code had occurred to justify stop
• where officer gave no testimony that object hanging from rearview mirror materially impaired driver's vision under section 4524, stop of defendant's vehicle was unlawful and suppression should have been granted
• where officer gave no testimony that object hanging from rearview mirror materially impaired driver’s vision under section 4524, stop of defendant’s vehicle was unlawful and suppression should have been granted

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).