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State v. Taylor

Citations

  • 308 Or. App. 61
  • 479 P.3d 620

How courts have described this case

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  • articulated facts in that case did not “inherently raise sus- picion of criminal activity whether viewed individually or collectively”
  • “Without a link between defendant’s nervousness and any fact supporting objectively reasonable suspicion of drug possession, nervousness, even extreme nervousness, is relatively meaningless to our reasonable suspicion analysis.”
  • an officer’s training and experience “cannot take the place of articulable facts”

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Judges: Shorr

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