Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/10/2005

People v. Cordero

Citations

830 N.E.2d 830
358 Ill. App. 3d 121
294 Ill. Dec. 418
2005 Ill. App. LEXIS 586

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holding that \the mere fact that a vehicle drives away at the approach of a police car does not justify a Terry stop\
holding that “the mere fact that a vehicle drives away at the approach of a police car does not justify a Terry stop”
finding that mere presence of a car in a parking lot after hours was insufficient to justify a Terry stop where the officer did not testify that the area was a high-crime area or that she was aware of recent criminal activity in the area
finding that mere presence of a car in a parking lot after hours was insufficient to justify a Terry stop where the officer did not testify that the area was a high-crime area or that she was aware of recent criminal activity in the area
finding that mere presence of a car in a parking lot after hours was insufficient to justify a Terry stop where the officer did not testify that the area was a high-crime area or that she was aware of recent criminal activity in the area
“It would be illogical to find waiver where the State and defendant specifically agreed to a procedure designed to preserve the very issue raised here.”

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Judges: Kapala, O'Malley

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