U.S. v. Patterson, No. 01-6001 (6th Cir.) (340 F.3d 368) (August 15, 2003) (Judge Boyce F. Jr. Martin)
Once in a great while, a decision comes down that dramatically highlights the enormous disparity that exists in the judicial community about what constitutes “reasonable suspicion” under the Fourth Amendment. This is such a case. Here, the judges debated whether the police had a sufficiently reasonable suspicion to stop and ...
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