U.S. v. Erwin, No. 94-1766 (6th Cir.) (155 F.3d 818) (September 17, 1998) (Judge James L. Ryan)
Loaded on Oct. 1, 1998
published in Punch and Jurists
October 26, 1998
Filed under:
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Terry Stops.
En banc Court held that police were not required to allow defendant to leave when their suspicion that he was driving while intoxicated proved unwarranted, but they could continue to detain him and expand the scope of their search for other reasons.
This is another en banc decision that is ...
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