State of Tennessee v. James Ryan Watson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that crossing the yellow line once and the fog line twice created probable cause to initiate a traffic stop
• concluding that “Appellant crossed the yellow line once and the fog line twice, certainly more than weaving within his own lane of traffic”
• holding that crossing the yellow line once and the fog line twice created probable cause to initiate a traffic stop
• concluding that there was reasonable suspicion for a stop when police observed the defendant leave a bar and cross the center line once and the fog line twice

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).