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> However had, what legal basis would they have to know who is who at all times, without suspicion of a crime? The following is a genuine question, not a state
by nomel 1y ago
> However had, what legal basis would they have to know who is who at all times, without suspicion of a crime?
The following is a genuine question, not a statement: Would known statistics/tax info for a particular region pass "reasonable suspicion"?
- relaxing 1y agoNo. Reasonable suspicion involves observed behaviors of an individual. Context about the area the individual is observed in could be supporting information, but not the entire justification for a stop.