United States v. Eddie Fryer

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• limiting our review of a suppression ruling to the pretrial record in the same way
• limiting our review of a suppression ruling to the pretrial record in the same way
• limiting our review of a suppression ruling to the pretrial record in the same way
• limiting our review of a suppression ruling to the pretrial record in the same way
• officer must have “specific, articulable facts which, in combination with inferences to be drawn from those facts, reasonably warrant the intrusion”
• after signaling a car to pull over for a traffic violation, the officer observed furtive movements between the driver and the passenger; the court held that these are the kind of specific, articulable facts that warrant a search

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