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Giles v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 529 S.E.2d 327
  • 32 Va. App. 519
  • 2000 Va. App. LEXIS 400

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that a report from a citizen obtained by a police officer in person is different from an anonymous tip because the officer is able to \assess their credibility and the reliability of their information\ particularly when they explain the source of their information
  • considering the “imminence of serious and perhaps lethal danger” as a factor in Terry stop analysis
  • considering the \imminence of serious and perhaps lethal danger\ as a factor in Terry stop analysis
  • considering the “imminence of serious and perhaps lethal danger” as a factor in Terry stop analysis
  • considering the \imminence of serious and perhaps lethal danger\ as a factor in Terry stop analysis
  • reports from two unnamed persons who approached police officer “were not an anonymous tip,” noting that officers can assess credibility of informants who meet with them in person

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Judges: Willis

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