State v. Giltner

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• holding that a scuba diver’s knife is not a “deadly or dangerous weapon”
• holding that a scuba diver's knife is not a \deadly or dangerous weapon\
• police officer’s knowledge that during a previous police encounter defendant had been offensively armed did not justify frisk
• when officer questioned men about a complaint of rowdiness, defendant’s reputation for carrying arms was insufficient basis for frisk even though officer had personal knowledge that defendant had been previously armed
• when officer questioned men about a complaint of rowdiness, defendant's reputation for carrying arms was insufficient basis for frisk even though officer had personal knowledge that defendant had been previously armed
• “The record before us is void of any indication whatsoever 15 of how [the witness] might have responded to counsel’s inquiry, and the alleged error 16 raised under this point is consequently not capable of resolution on appeal.”

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