The trial court fairly concluded that the police had reasonable and articulable suspicion to support an investigatory stop of defendant and that the seizure of drugs from both locations was lawful.
August 05, 2010 at 05:16 PM
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State v. Mann, A-56 September Term 2009; Supreme Court; opinion by Wallace, J.; decided August 4, 2010. On certification to the Appellate Division. [Sat below: Judges Rodriguez and Waugh in the Appellate Division.] DDS No. 14-1-8930 [18 pp.]
In this search-and-seizure case, the Court considers whether the police had reasonable and articulable suspicion to conduct an investigatory stop of defendant.
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