United States v. Ernest G.M. Rowland

How courts have described this case

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• holding that agents had reasonable suspicion when they met with the informant and “corroborated the informant’s tip”
• holding that agents had reasonable suspicion when they met with the informant and “corroborated the informant’s tip”
• holding that a suspect's background of similar criminal activity is relevant to reasonable suspicion
• holding that a suspect’s background of similar criminal activity is relevant to reasonable suspicion
• holding that an informant's disclosure of the source of their information increases reliability
• holding that an informant’s disclosure of the source of their information increases reliability

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).