North Dakota Supreme Court· 6/25/1992

State v. Nelson

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488 N.W.2d 600
1992 N.D. LEXIS 152
1992 WL 140961

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“While credibility of witnesses is normally the province of the trial court, a trial court cannot disregard testimony that is uncontradicted and unchallenged where no basis for doing so appears in the record.”
“While credibility of witnesses is normally the province of the trial court, a trial court cannot disregard testimony that is uncontradicted and unchallenged where no basis for doing so appears in the record.”
“While credibility of witnesses is normally the province of the trial court, a trial court cannot disregard testimony that is uncontradicted and unchallenged where no basis for doing so appears in the record.”
reasonable suspicion to stop vehicle

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Judges: Erickstad, Levine, Meschke, Pederson, Vernon, Walle, Yande

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