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Estrada v. State

Citations

  • 30 S.W.3d 599
  • 2000 WL 1471744

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  • considering the utterance of contradictory stories by occupants of a vehicle as articulable facts which a court can consider in determining the existence of reasonable suspicion
  • considering the utterance of contradictory stories by occupants of a vehicle as articulable facts which a court can consider in determining the existence of reasonable suspicion
  • considering the utterance of contradictory stories by occupants of a vehicle as articulable facts which a court can consider in determining the existence of reasonable suspicion
  • defendant and passenger were very nervous and gave confusing accounts of their trip’s origin and destination
  • defendant consented to search of automobile; drug dog arrived about 20 minutes after the stop, and alerted about 30 minutes into the stop

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Judges: Aboussie, Kidd, Smith

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