State of Louisiana v. Woodrow Johnson

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• concluding that the circumstances—including the time of day, location, and the defendant and the passenger’s ages—supported reasonable suspicion of unlawful sexual activity
• holding that an officer had reasonable suspicion of criminal 800 State v. Jackson trespassing where he observed the defendant in a parked van in a private driveway at night for several minutes
• noting that the van’s location suggested a desire for seclusion on the defendant’s part
• noting that the van’s location suggested a desire for seclusion on the defendant’s part
• “[R]easonable suspicion is a relatively low barrier, and the reasonable suspicion standard includes a proper regard for the experience that police officers bring Nonprecedential Memo Op: 338 Or App 491 (2025

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