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State v. Richardson

Citations

  • 622 N.W.2d 823
  • 2001 Minn. LEXIS 141
  • 2001 WL 253617

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  • concluding that officer had reasonable suspicion of criminal activity because driver crossed and recrossed fog line
  • acknowledging that trained law-enforcement officers are permitted to make inferences and deductions that would be beyond competence of untrained person
  • acknowledging that trained law-enforcement officers are permitted to make inferences and deductions that would be beyond competence of untrained person
  • noting that in determining whether reasonable suspicion exists, courts acknowledge that “trained law enforcement officers are permitted to make inferences and deductions that would be beyond the competence of an untrained person”
  • using the totality of the circumstances to determine reasonable suspicion for a traffic stop, including inferences and deductions made by trained and experienced officers
  • relying on vehicle crossing a fog line to establish reasonable suspicion 9 for suspecting the driver of criminal activity

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Judges: Lancaster

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