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State v. Rutledge

Citations

  • 260 P.3d 532
  • 243 Or. App. 603
  • 2011 Ore. App. LEXIS 859

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that there was no reasonable 40 State v. Miller suspicion of drug possession when the defendant “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, was in a car with a person suspected of drug activ- ity, and acted nervously when asked about her purse”
  • finding officer had no reasonable suspicion to seize passenger who “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, was in a car with a person suspected of drug activity, and acted nervously”
  • facts were insufficient to justify reasonable suspicion where the defendant “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, [and] was in a car with a person suspected of drug activity”
  • no reasonable suspicion of narcotics when the defendant “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, was in a car with a person suspected of drug activity, and acted nervously when asked about her purse”
  • facts were insufficient to establish reasonable suspicion where the defendant “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, was in a car with a person suspected of drug activity, and acted nervously when asked about her purse”
  • facts were insufficient to establish reasonable suspicion where the defendant “had just left a motel that the police believed was involved in drug activity, was in a car with a person suspected of drug activity, and acted nervously when asked about her purse”

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Judges: Schuman, Wollheim, Nakamoto

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