United States v. Dwight P. Chandler

How courts have described this case

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• the defendant fled from police at high speeds through residential areas while swerving his car on a two-lane road
• “By all accounts, the force used to arrest Chew was severe. 13 Chew was apprehended by a German Shepherd taught to seize suspects by biting hard and 14 holding.”
• “Contemporaneous objection is imperative with respect to Batson claims because the trial court frequently is in a position to rule on the objection, and in all probability[,] to resolve such claims. . . .”
• speeding and swerving through a residential area constitutes reckless endangerment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).