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Smith v. United States

62 L. Ed. 2d 108 · Supreme Court of the United States · Oct 1, 1979

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Smith v. United States

C. A. 8th Cir. Certiorari denied.

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Status: Published
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Judges: Not listed
Cluster ID: 9023765

Citations

62 L. Ed. 2d 108
444 U.S. 879
100 S. Ct. 166
1979 U.S. LEXIS 3193

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Parentheticals

nervousness deemed consistent with behavior among innocent airport travelers and is entitled to no weight
United States v. Eddie Louis Taylor
name, description, and flight on which individual arrived corroborated, tip also stated drugs would be delivered to known dealer--held sufficient to justify investigative stop
United States v. Ricardo Alonza Gomez, Antonio Reyes Espinoza and Gilbert Barnett Hartman
nervousness deemed consistent with behavior among innocent airport travelers and is entitled to no weight
United States v. Eddie Louis Taylor
name, description, and flight on which individual arrived corroborated, tip also stated drugs would be delivered to known dealer — held, sufficient to justify investigative stop
United States v. Ricardo Alonza Gomez, Antonio Reyes Espinoza and Gilbert Barnett Hartman
although the stop was based on an anonymous tip, it involved some indicia of criminal activity verifiable by the police: the informant stated that the drugs were to be delivered to an individual the police recognized as a known drug dealer
United States v. Orson G. White, United States of America v. Lawrence Anderson