The Importance of Reasonable Suspicion in Criminal Cases

"The facts here don't meet the reasonableness standard that Warren says he's using, right? McFadden knows nothing except these guys are walking up and down the street looking into a window. He never gets more information before he stops them and starts searching." "Even say even that the idea that someone is thinking about a crime actively doesn't really say much about whether or not they're armed," she adds. 'It certainly doesn't bring you up to reasonable suspicion'