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: The Volokh ConspiracyProbably Not a Good Way to Avoid Reasonable Suspicion:
By Orin Kerr
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From United States v. Robinson, an unpublished 11th Circuit decision last week on whether the police had reasonable suspicion to prolong a traffic stop for a few minutes given their...Full post as published by The Volokh Conspiracy on April 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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