· 8/30/2016
IBEW Health & Welfare Trust Of Sw Wa, V Donald Rutherford
Citations
- 195 Wash. App. 863
- 381 P.3d 1221
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- affirming grant of motion to suppress where district court declined to credit officer's explanation for extended traffic stop
- discussing the rule set out by the Supreme Court in Rodriguez, 575 U.S. at 355–58
- affirming grant of motion to suppress based on factual findings, including those on credibility
- affirming grant of motion to suppress based on credi- bility findings
- “To pull a car over for a brief investigatory stop, a police officer must have ‘at least [an] articulable and reasonable suspicion’ that the particular person stopped is breaking the law.”
- “To pull a car over for a brief in- vestigatory stop, a police officer must have ‘at least [an] artic- ulable and reasonable suspicion’ that the particular person stopped is breaking the law.”
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Judges: Lee, Maxa, Worswick
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