Klingler v. United States

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• because probable cause for arrest is determined by objective facts, officer’s subjective opinion that he did not think he had “ ‘enough facts’ ” upon which to arrest suspect was not material
• description of getaway car and defendant’s car “substantially tallied,” although plates were different

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• Klingler v. United States
  Supreme Court· 1969-10-13· cited 4×