Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 5/20/1988

Commonwealth v. Moss

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543 A.2d 514
518 Pa. 337
1988 Pa. LEXIS 164

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noting that the fact that other inferences could be drawn does not demonstrate that the inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable
noting that the fact that other inferences could be drawn does not demonstrate that the inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable
noting that the fact -5- J-A18021-20 that other inferences could be drawn does not demonstrate that the inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable
in assessing sufficiency of probable cause, the fact that other inferences could be drawn from circumstances does not demonstrate that inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable
in assessing sufficiency of probable cause, the fact that other inferences could be drawn from circumstances does not demonstrate that inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable
in assessing sufficiency of probable cause, the fact that other inferences could be drawn from circumstances does not demonstrate that inference that was drawn by police was unreasonable

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Judges: Nix, Larsen, Flaherty, McDermott, Zappala, Papadakos, Stout

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