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· 6/25/1965

Streat v. State

Citations

  • 239 Md. 694
  • 211 A.2d 709
  • 1965 Md. LEXIS 598

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that judicial interpretations may be relied upon to determine the meaning of a statute
  • “A court is required to suppress evidence otherwise lawfully seized during a traffic stop only if the officer did not have reasonable suspicion to justify the stop.”

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