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Snyder v. State

Citations

  • 538 N.E.2d 961
  • 1989 Ind. App. LEXIS 379
  • 1989 WL 56468

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that while a U-turn might give rise to a reasonable suspicion, witnessing a legal turn before a roadblock, standing alone, does not constitute a sufficient articulable fact to warrant an objective, reasonable suspicion
  • reasonable suspicion of criminal activity existed where turn, in combination with officer's experience, was made about 300 feet from roadblock
  • “a driver’s attempt to avoid [a] roadblock, by making a turn around, *** raise[s] a ‘specific and articulable fact’ which gives rise to a reasonable suspicion on the part of a police officer that the driver may be committing a crime”
  • U-turn might give rise to a reasonable suspicion

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Judges: Chezem, Neal, Conover

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