· 2/9/2005
United States v. Kenny Eugene Smart
Citations
- 393 F.3d 767
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that “[t]he possibility that there was no violation . . . does not mean that the initial suspicion was unreasonable”
- affirming conviction for felony possession of firearm discovered after check of identification showed driver was under suspension and a suspect in a recent shooting
- affirming conviction for felony possession of firearm discovered. after check of identification showed driver was under suspension and a suspect in a recent shooting
- affirming conviction for felony possession of firearm discovered after check of identification showed driver was under suspension and a suspect in a recent shooting
- affirming conviction for felony possession of firearm discovered after check of identification showed driver was under suspension and a suspect in a recent shooting
- “The possibility that there was no violation, and the subsequent determination that there was not, does not mean that the initial suspicion was unreasonable.”
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Judges: Arnold, Bowman, Riley
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