Dearborn Lodging, Inc. v. City of Dearborn

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in many -8- instances, “a first frisk misses a hidden weapon, sometimes with [serious] consequences,” and a second frisk may be reasonable based on “evolving” circumstances
• explaining that de- tention is reasonable when the “intrusion on individual lib- erty is marginal and is outweighed by the governmental in- terest in conducting legitimate police activities safely and free from interference”
• applying doctrine when evidence found in an unlawful search would have been discovered minutes later in a lawful search incident to arrest
• noting that the use of handcuffs in a Terry stop “is not always unconstitutional, . . . at least where police officers can point to specific reasons for believing that handcuffing the particular person during the stop was needed for safety or to prevent flight”
• “Handcuffs in a Terry stop and frisk are not and should not be the norm.”
• “Handcuffs in a Terry stop and frisk are not and should not be the norm.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).