United States v. Stanley Lewis Jones

How courts have described this case

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• individual’s flight from uniformed law enforcement officer may be fact used to support reasonable suspicion “that criminal activity is afoot”
• individual’s flight from uniformed law enforcement officer may be a fact used to support reasonable suspicion “that criminal activity is afoot”
• individual’s flight from uniformed law enforcement officer may be fact used to support reasonable suspicion “that criminal activity is afoot”
• for purposes of a Terry stop, contrasting a five-week-old “incomplete and stale description of a suspect” with “timely information of criminal activity”
• finding description of suspect from robbery five weeks ago “stale”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).