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State v. Franklin

Citations

  • 704 P.2d 666
  • 41 Wash. App. 409
  • 1985 Wash. App. LEXIS 2784

How courts have described this case

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

  • “The anonymity of an informant does not necessarily make an investigatory stop improper, especially when the informant’s information indicates that a violent crime may occur.”
  • “[C]ourts have recognized the need for an immediate investigatory stop when an anonymous informant of undetermined reliability states .that he or she observed a suspect carrying or displaying a gun in a public place.”
  • “courts have recognized the need for an immediate investigatory stop when an anonymous informant of undetermined reliability states that he or she observed a suspect carrying or displaying a gun in a public place”
  • \[Cjourts have recognized the need for an immediate investigatory stop when an anonymous informant of undetermined reliability states that he or she observed a suspect carrying or displaying a gun in a public place.\
  • pre-vLL decision \courts have recognized the need for an immediate investigatory stop when an anonymous informant of undetermined reliability states that he or she observed a suspect carrying or displaying a gun in a public place\

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Judges: Coleman

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