reasonable suspicion

"They have to articulate some reasonable suspicion to even stop someone."

But we think taken together they amount to reasonable suspicion."

The standard of reasonable suspicion is less than probable cause.

The law calls for doctors who have a reasonable suspicion of child abuse to report it.

Secondly, even if reasonable suspicion were required, it was present.

The demand should be made by the same officer who formed the reasonable suspicion.

However, drug testing of Government workers has never required probable cause, but reasonable suspicion.

Their hunch was held not to amount to a reasonable suspicion.

By law, border agents must have a "reasonable suspicion" to stop someone.

"Reasonable suspicion" is a legal term of art well understood by law enforcement officials.

According to school officials, they do require a "reasonable suspicion" to perform a search.

In addition, officers can be tested if the department has "reasonable suspicions" of drug use to back up other evidence.

On the other hand, section 54(2) requires an objective reasonable suspicion.

He said the union had no objection to tests "if there is a reasonable suspicion" of drug use.

"I have said, Father, that it was a reasonable suspicion.

Under such circumstances, police are required to have "reasonable suspicion" that a person is a terrorist.

The court accepted that these facts amounted to a reasonable suspicion.

So, going back to the statistics, not every arrest draws out of a reasonable suspicion, situation.

I very much doubt we'd have any problems arguing reasonable suspicion, do you?"

In the third case, the court said that a search of a student's purse could be conducted if there was reasonable suspicion.

The majority also found that reasonable suspicion was not needed since they considered the inspection as a routine search.

I have to say there has to be a reasonable suspicion of tax evasion or perhaps other criminal activity.

If police do have such a reasonable suspicion, they are still limited to providing only an opportunity to commit the offence.

"The court concluded that there was no reasonable suspicion to pat down the student.

It does not require reasonable suspicion as a justification.