United States v. Calvin Caver

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• finding no reasonable suspicion where the suspect appeared nervous, while acknowledging the determination was a “close question”
• “[T]he fact that [the defendant] had committed crimes in the past, while it has a place in the reasonable-suspicion analysis, is not, without more, strong evidence of criminal activity in the present”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).