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Harris v. State

Supreme Court of Delaware
Aug 15, 2005
880 A.2d 1047 (Del. 2005)

Summary

concluding that even if the informant's information is readily observable and verifiable, "the totality of the circumstances surrounding the situation `viewed through the eyes of a reasonable, trained police officer in the same or similar circumstances, combining objective facts with such an officer's subjective interpretation of those facts'" can give rise to reasonable suspicion

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Opinion

No. 557, 2004.

August 15, 2005.

Appeal from the Superior 0402010364A.


Decision without published opinion. AFFIRMED.


Summaries of

Harris v. State

Supreme Court of Delaware
Aug 15, 2005
880 A.2d 1047 (Del. 2005)

concluding that even if the informant's information is readily observable and verifiable, "the totality of the circumstances surrounding the situation `viewed through the eyes of a reasonable, trained police officer in the same or similar circumstances, combining objective facts with such an officer's subjective interpretation of those facts'" can give rise to reasonable suspicion

Summary of this case from Lewis v. State
Case details for

Harris v. State

Case Details

Full title:HARRIS v. STATE

Court:Supreme Court of Delaware

Date published: Aug 15, 2005

Citations

880 A.2d 1047 (Del. 2005)

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