Thornberg v. Jorgensen

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• holding that factors, including (1) a vehicle traveling interstate; (2) the presence of two cell phones and occupants; (3) the strong odor of air freshener; (4) the defendant’s nervousness; (5) the absence of luggage; and (6
• holding that factors, including (1) a vehicle traveling interstate; (2) the presence of two cell phones; (3) the strong odor of air freshener; (4) the defendant’s nervousness; and (5) third-party registration of the vehicle were insufficient to establish reasonable suspicion
• an “officer’s training and experience are relevant considerations that bear on the reasonable factual inferences that an officer may draw” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• “defendant’s nervousness adds little, if any, weight toward reasonable suspicion”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).