United States v. Antonio R. Henry

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• analyzing Kentucky’s probationary search policy in the context of a motion to suppress
• utilizing the \reasonable suspicion\ test for a Terry2 stop as articulated by the Supreme Court in United States v. Cortez, 449 U.S. 411, 417-18 (1981) in assessing whether parole officers had reasonable suspicion to meet the Griffin inquiry
• “Because Kentucky’s probationary search policy incorporates both the quantum of evidence (i.e., reasonable suspicion
• suit filed thirteen weeks before filing deadline, five months before primaries, and seven months before general election
• Kentucky Department of Corrections rules require reasonable suspicion to conduct a warrantless probationary search
• “Because Kentucky’s probationary search policy incorporates both the quantum of evidence (i.e., reasonable suspicion

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