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· 1/19/2006

State v. Birkenmeier

Citations

  • 888 A.2d 1283
  • 185 N.J. 552
  • 2006 N.J. LEXIS 10

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • finding reasonable suspicion based on an informant's tip identifying the defendant, his car, his time of departure and direction of travel, and that he would be carrying a laundry bag
  • \Facts that might seem innocent when viewed in isolation can sustain a finding of reasonable suspicion when considered in the aggregate . . . .\
  • the officer's observations and smell of marijuana during the investigatory stop based on informant's tip \further corroborated\ the tip and \triggered application of the automobile exception to the warrant requirement\
  • the officer’s observations and smell of marijuana dur ing the investigatory stop based on informant’s tip “further corroborated” the tip and “triggered application of the automobile exception to the warrant requirement”
  • \Facts that might seem innocent when viewed in isolation can sustain a finding of reasonable suspicion when considered in the aggregate . . . .\ (quoting Nishina, 175 N.J. at 511)

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Judges: Rivera-Soto

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