DePriest v. Commonwealth

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• noting that \federal courts have held uniformly that an appellate tribunal may consider evidence adduced at trial that supports the district judge's ruling\ made at a pretrial suppression hearing
• noting that defendant did not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in his companion’s “person” and therefore “lack[ed] standing to contest the arguably illegal search” of the companion
• finding reasonable suspicion for a stop even though the officer did not personally observe suspected narcotics change hands during a hand-to-hand transaction
• finding reasonable suspicion for a stop even though the officer did not personally observe suspected narcotics change hands during a hand-to-hand transaction
• officer’s observations failed to establish probable cause to arrest where officer did not observe exchange of narcotics or object suggesting narcotics
• where officer did not observe suspected narcotics change hands during hand-to-hand transactions, circumstances did not establish probable cause, but did supply reasonable suspicion

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