In Re: Joseph Mole

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• recognizing that reasonable suspicion requires an objective assessment of the facts
• noting that although probable cause must be based on “[a]rticulable” facts, the officer need not articulate those facts expressly or subjectively rely on them as the basis for his actions
• noting that although probable cause must be based on “[a]rticulable” facts, the officer need not articulate those facts expressly or subjectively rely on them as the basis for his actions
• officer’s observation of parking pass hanging from rear view mirror supported Terry stop to investigate possible violation of obstruction-of-view statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).