Idaho Court of Appeals· 7/20/1990

State v. Myers

Citations

798 P.2d 453
118 Idaho 608
1990 Ida. App. LEXIS 124

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concluding for a Fourth Amendment claim, that “any underlying motive of [the officer] in stopping Myers’ vehicle as a pretext to search for drugs was irrelevant because the stop was justified by an objectively reasonable basis”
concluding for a Fourth Amendment claim, that “any underlying motive of [the officer] in stopping Myers’ vehicle as a pretext to search for drugs was irrelevant because the stop was justified by an objectively reasonable basis”
knowledge of prior drug activities does not give rise to a particularized suspicion that a crime was being committed
knowledge of prior drug activities does not give rise to a particularized suspicion that a crime was being committed

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Judges: Swanstrom, Burnett, Walters

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