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Cite as 181 Vt . 73 continue obstructing traffic after knowing that it was causing
public inconvenience and annoyance . ... to cause the inconvenience and
annoyance patently obvious to her and to the jury by deliberately obstructing
traffic with a ...
Cite as 181 Vt . 73 continue obstructing traffic after knowing that it was causing
public inconvenience and annoyance . ... to cause the inconvenience and
annoyance patently obvious to her and to the jury by deliberately obstructing
traffic with a ...
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The trial court upheld the search as incident to arrest , finding that the officer had
probable cause to believe defendant possessed illicit drugs because : ( 1 ) de -
fendant drove from a suspected drug house ; ( 2 ) the officer observed defendant
...
The trial court upheld the search as incident to arrest , finding that the officer had
probable cause to believe defendant possessed illicit drugs because : ( 1 ) de -
fendant drove from a suspected drug house ; ( 2 ) the officer observed defendant
...
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These kinds of furtive gestures , without more , are ambiguous and insuffi - cient
to give rise to probable cause to arrest . See State v . Emilo , 144 Vt . 477 , 483 -
84 , 479 A . 2d 169 , 172 ( 1984 ) ( ac - knowledging that flight and other furtive ...
These kinds of furtive gestures , without more , are ambiguous and insuffi - cient
to give rise to probable cause to arrest . See State v . Emilo , 144 Vt . 477 , 483 -
84 , 479 A . 2d 169 , 172 ( 1984 ) ( ac - knowledging that flight and other furtive ...
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