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Hawaii Supreme Court· 8/9/1993

Kernan v. Tanaka

Citations

  • 856 P.2d 1207
  • 75 Haw. 1
  • 1993 Haw. LEXIS 32

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that police officer’s observation that car was speeding and weaving onto another lane justified investigative traffic stop
  • holding that police officer's observation that car was speeding and weaving onto another lane justified investigative traffic stop
  • holding that sworn statement forms submitted by law enforcement officers comport with statutory requirements and statutes do not require submission of the complete police report
  • holding that police officer's observation that car was speeding and weaving into another lane justified investigative traffic stop
  • holding that the \officer observed specific articulable facts that formed his reasonable belief that the crime of DUI was being committed\ where the defendant was speeding and weaving out of his traffic lane and into the oncoming traffic lanes
  • holding that the “officer observed specific articulable facts that formed his reasonable belief that the crime of DUI was being committed” where the defendant was speeding and weaving out of his traffic lane and into the oncoming traffic lanes

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Judges: Lum, Moon, Klein, Levinson, Intermediate, Burns

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