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COMMONWEALTH v. LINCOLN FORD.

Citations

  • 100 Mass. App. Ct. 712

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  • stating \the basic principle that a court considers the totality of the circumstances when assessing reasonable suspicion\
  • reasonable suspicion that defendant had just repeatedly discharged firearm in residential neighborhood justifies reasonable suspicion that defendant was armed and dangerous

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