United States v. Christopher Carpenter

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• reasonable suspicion existed when driver avoided drug checkpoint by exiting highway, gave doubtful answer to the officer's questions, and was nervous
• “The behavior on which reasonable suspicion is grounded ... need not establish that the suspect is probably guilty of a crime or eliminate innocent interpretations of the circumstances.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).