United States v. Alexander Manuel Mallides

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the INS needs to set forth objective evidence to show reasonable suspicion
• twenty prior arrests of aliens not sufficient basis on which to find \expertise\ since the number of innocents arrested and number of convictions were unknown
• twenty prior arrests of aliens not sufficient basis on which to find “expertise” since the number of innocents arrested and number of convictions were unknown
• \That innocent activity occurs in a high crime area provides no basis for converting innocuous conduct into suspicious conduct.\
• conduct not suspicious simply because the occupants of an automobile “do not look at a passing police car.”
• otherwise innocent conduct “does not become suspicious simply because the skins of the occupants [of a vehicle] are nonwhite”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).