Utah Supreme Court· 7/19/1996

State v. Chapman

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921 P.2d 446
1996 WL 415634

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holding that the officer's belief can originate either in the officer's contemporaneous observations or in the inherent nature of the underlying offense
holding that court could not address appellant's claims because he failed to raise them in trial court below
explaining that a suspect’s being armed on another occasion does not automatically justify a search for weapons
defendant properly detained for loitering can be held pending check for outstanding warrants so long as length of check does not significantly extend the period of detention
“By the officers’ own testimony, no independent facts surrounding the encounter with [the defendant] created suspicion that he was involved in any illegal activity....”
stating unduly long detention may cast doubt upon reasonableness

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Judges: Durham, Zimmerman, Stewart, Durham'S, Russon, Howe

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