· 12/7/1945
Protest 676804-G of Jacobsen & Kupitsky
Citations
- 15 Cust. Ct. 350
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that rea- sonable suspicion had dissipated once officers investigated a report of domestic violence, but the victim was not injured and did not ask for assistance
- holding that the Fair doctrine did not apply when the witness seemed “kind of frazzled,” had been crying, denied that any argument with the defendant had occurred, showed no signs of injury, and did not request assistance
- assessing reliability of information based on which officers decided to speak to the defendant, as opposed to reliability of information obtained from the defendant
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Judges: Mollison
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