Where a shaky and nervous suspect is working on an automobile in a dodgy neighborhood and the plates on the automobile don't match the registration, police have enough for a Terry stop.
United States v. Jeremiah Cotter
Recent Precedential Slip Opinions from the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Eighth Circuit -- United States v. Jeremiah Cotter
Where a shaky and nervous suspect is working on an automobile in a dodgy neighborhood and the plates on the automobile don't match the registration, police have enough for a Terry stop.
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