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State v. Highley

Citations

  • 180 P.3d 1230
  • 219 Or. App. 100
  • 2008 Ore. App. LEXIS 357

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  • holding that a reasonable person whose identifying information has been written down would understand that the officer who immediately returned to his car was doing so in order to run a warrant check
  • illegal stop where defendant was passenger in a car that was legally stopped and record did not support reasonable suspicion that defendant was involved in criminal activity
  • request for the defendant’s identification following question about his probationary status created an objectively reasonable belief that the defendant’s liberty had been restricted pending the results of a check on his probationary status
  • citingHolmes, 311 Or at 408-10

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Judges: Armstrong, Rosenblum, Carson

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