United States v. Kenroy Laing, A/K/A Junior Roy Laing, United States of America v. Garfield Dean Martin

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• holding that, during a Terry stop, it was reasonable for the police to force a suspect’s hand from his pants
• holding that the time, the “high crime” nature of the area, and the defendant’s furtive movements were relevant to the reasonable suspicion inquiry
• holding that “amount of force used to carry out the stop and search must be reasonable, but may include use of handcuffs”
• upholding a verdict where defendant was found guilty of gun charge and acquitted on drug possession count
• describing “the ‘high-crime’ nature of the area” and “the time of day” as separate considerations within the reasonable suspicion analysis, and not referencing any temporal element to the former
• describing \the 'high-crime' nature of the area\ and \the time of day\ as separate considerations within the reasonable suspicion analysis, and not referencing any temporal element to the former

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).