Oregon Supreme Court· 5/31/2013

State v. Fair

Citations

353 Or. 588
302 P.3d 417
2013 WL 2370571
2013 Ore. LEXIS 385

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stating that officer's temporary detention and questioning of a person may be justified on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity
explaining that an officer’s actions taken within a house can have a more coercive effect than actions taken in public places
observing that practical realities can inform what constitutes a “socially intrusive exercise of police authority”
observing that practical realities can inform what constitutes a “socially intrusive exercise of police authority”
explaining that an officer’s actions taken within a house can have a more coercive effect than actions taken in public places
explaining that an officer’s actions taken within a house can have a more coercive effect than actions taken in public places

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Judges: Baldwin, Balmer, Kistler, Landau, Linder, Walters

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