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Fourth Circuit· 6/30/2020

United States v. James Mitchell

Citations

  • 963 F.3d 385

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  • “The basis of the bystander’s knowledge—his or her presence at the location of the fight— strongly supported the tip’s reliability.”
  • “Facts innocent in themselves may together amount to reasonable suspicion.”

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