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Categorical and Vague Claims that Criminal Activity is Afoot: Solving the High-Crime Area Dilemma Through Legislative Action
In Illinois v. Wardlow, the Supreme Court announced that mere presence in a high-crime area is a constitutionally significant factor for deciding if there is the necessary reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is afoot in order to justify a stop and frisk. Relying in part on the constitutional
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