962304 Ewell v. Commonwealth 09/12/1997 Since the off-duty officer who stopped the defendant did not have a reasonable suspicion that she may have been engaged in trespassing or any other criminal act

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962304 Ewell v. Commonwealth 09/12/1997 Since the off-duty officer who stopped the defendant did not have a reasonable suspicion that she may have been engaged in trespassing or any other criminal act

State: Virginia

Court: Supreme Court

Docket No: 962304

Case Date: 09/12/1997

Plaintiff: 962304 Ewell

Defendant: Commonwealth 09/12/1997 Since the off-duty officer who stopped the defendant did not have a reasona

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