State v. Tongue

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that court’s findings of fact will be upheld unless they are unsupported by evidence or clearly erroneous, and its conclusion regarding good cause will be upheld if supported by findings
• in interest of judicial economy, trial court need not reconsider pretrial suppression ruling when new facts are adduced on motion to reconsider
• in interest of judicial economy, trial court need not reconsider pretrial suppression ruling when new facts are adduced on motion to reconsider
• when police officer merely approaches and questions person in parked vehicle, no seizure has occurred; test is whether officer has done anything to inhibit person’s freedom of movement

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