Court of Appeals of Utah· 5/3/1989

State v. Holmes

Citations

774 P.2d 506
107 Utah Adv. Rep. 74
1989 Utah App. LEXIS 68
1989 WL 45377

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holding that a defendant’s “attempt to stuff [a] roll of paper towels down between the ear seat and the console,” standing alone, was not enough to establish probable cause
agreeing with the defendant “that an area’s reputation ... should not be imputed to an individual” but discussing that the facts of the case showed “the police suspected a prostitution deal” based on the behavior observed “in an area known for prostitution activity”
\the law does not require that `all innocent explanations for a person's actions be absent before those actions can provide probable cause for an arrest'\
“the law does not require that ‘all innocent explanations for a person’s actions be absent before those actions can provide probable cause for an arrest’ ”

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Judges: Bench, Billings, Greenwood

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