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... Nor did the Superior Court's ruling explain why those facts were relevant, since
Corporal Hake did not stop the motor vehicle for any of those reasons. Fourth
Amendment and Traffic Violations. ... Traffic Violation as Probable Cause. ...
... [6] Questions of law are reviewed de novo, [7] and questions of fact are reviewed for "clear error."
[8]. I. Did the Police Have Reasonable And Articulable Suspicion to Detain Loper Beyond The
Initial Traffic Stop? ... A. The Police Did Not Exceed The Scope Of The Traffic Stop. ...
... Heath test. The first question is whether the stop was pretextual. Captain Layfield
testified that he stopped the vehicle because it was standing still in a travel lane in
front of his private driveway, which is a traffic violation. He also ...
... Daisy Construction Company, a Delaware Corporation, Defendant/Third-Party Plaintiff Below,
Appellee/Cross-Appellant, v. Highway Traffic Controllers, Third-Party Defendant Below,
Cross-Appellee. No. 408, 2008. Supreme Court of Delaware. Submitted: April 29, 2009. ...
... disregard of the safety of others. If believed by the jury, that testimony established
more than Porter merely carelessly disregarding a red light at a controlled
intersection where other traffic was present. If the jury accepted as ...
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