· 6/6/1996
United States v. Terry Allen Finke
Citations
- 85 F.3d 1275
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 13475
- 1996 WL 303092
How courts have described this case
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- holding that continued detention for purpose of conducting NCIC check is justified when suspicious activity is detected
- finding that factors considered separately may have innocent explanations, but give rise to reasonable suspicion when viewed in combination
- “In forming his suspicions, [officer] was entitled to assess the defendants’ behavior in light of his experience as a police officer and his knowledge of drug courier activity.”
- criminal history check revealed two prior drug convictions, which \strongly confirmed [the police officer's] initial suspicions\
- A police officer had sufficient reasonable and articulable suspicions of drug courier activity to justify a speedy, unintrusive criminal record inquiry after a traffic stop.
- A police officer had sufficient reasonable and articulable suspicions of drug courier activity to justify a speedy, unintrusive criminal record inquiry after a traffic stop.
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Judges: Posner, Cudahy, Flaum
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