In re Echols

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• Hearings officers may not, “after the fact, manufacture a reason that justifies a stop in the absence of any direct evidence about whether the officer believed that an infraction occurred before stopping the driver.”
• Hearing officers may not, “after the fact, manufacture a reason that justifies a stop in the absence of any direct evidence about whether the officer believed that an infraction occurred before stopping the driver.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).