Idaho Court of Appeals· 6/16/1988

State v. Montague

Citations

756 P.2d 1083
114 Idaho 319
1988 Ida. App. LEXIS 73

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holding that an officer may draw reasonable inferences from the facts in his or her possession and that those inferences may be drawn from the officer’s experience and law enforcement training
holding the standard for reviewing trial court’s decision to reconsider is whether there has been an abuse of discretion
observing that “an officer may draw reasonable inferences from the facts in his possession, and those inferences may be informed by the officer’s experience and law enforcement training”
trial court did not abuse its discretion in entertaining State’s request for reconsideration of suppression ruling
trial court did not abuse its discretion in entertaining State's request for reconsideration of suppression ruling
this Court has held that a motion to reconsider, if not prohibited by an applicable rule, grants the trial court the “discretion to reexamine his prior ruling and to consider all information pertinent to the subject”

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Judges: Burnett, Court'S, Walters, Swanstrom

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