United States v. Khanalizadeh

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the officer conducting the traffic stop and subsequent search “could rely on the FBI’s drug alert, even though he did not have personal knowledge of the evidence uncovered by the FBI, to establish his reasonable suspicion that the [suspect’s vehicle] contained drugs”
• “Officers must base their reasonable suspicion on ‘specific and articulable facts,’ not merely ‘inarticulate hunches’ of wrongdoing.”
• lawful stop of vehicle that failed to display a front license plate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).