Commonwealth v. Janiak

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• allowing police to make stop of individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct
• allowing police to make stop of individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct
• allowing police to make stop of individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct
• allowing police to make stop of individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct
• allowing the police to make a stop of an individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although the police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct
• allowing the police to make a stop of an individual suspected of intoxication based upon radio information, although the police had not personally observed unusual or criminal conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).