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State v. Galvan

Citations

  • 560 P.2d 550
  • 90 N.M. 129

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that reasonable suspicion is to be judged by whether “the facts available to the officer warrant the officer, as a person of reasonable caution, to believe the action taken was appropriate”

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Judges: Wood, Hendley, Hernandez

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Cites

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