United States v. Robert Lee Hill

How courts have described this case

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• finding that officer’s request that suspect lift shirt was “wholly confined to the area of the bulge in question and was a direct and specific inquiry,” not exceeding bounds of Terry
• finding that, under the circumstances, officer lifting suspect’s shirt was not overly intrusive
• finding that, under the circumstances, officer lifting suspect's shirt was not overly intrusive
• a bulge in a suspect’s clothing that was consistent with the presence of a weapon was a relevant factor in determining the validity of a frisk
• officer ordered suspect to lift shirt when officer saw a bulge at waistband and officer had report of bank robber in area who had displayed gun in waistband to bank tellers
• suspect in bank robbery lifted shirt to display to teller gun tucked in waistband of pants; defendant apprehended within a short time after robbery, within 500 feet of bank

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).