Court of Appeals of Oregon· 10/15/1997

State v. Rickard

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947 P.2d 215
150 Or. App. 517
1997 Ore. App. LEXIS 1471

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treating factors as discrete and separate would dissolve the totality of the circumstances and ignore the continuing possibility of danger
treating factors as discrete and separate would dissolve the totality of the circumstances and ignore the continuing possibility of danger
officer safety concerns justified seizing occupants of a vehicle and ordering them to empty their pockets where bystanders had approached the officer yelling “‘[hje’s got a gun’” while pointing at the vehicle
where surroundings of stop demanded a quick response

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Judges: Muniz, Deits, De Muniz Haselton, De Muniz, Haselton

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