Michigan v. Chesternut

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1988-06-13

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Justice Kennedy, with whom Justice Scalia joins, concurring. It is no bold step to conclude, as the Court does, that the evidence should have been admitted, for respondent’s unprovoked flight gave the police ample cause to stop him. The Court instead concentrates on the significance of the chase; and as to that it is fair to interpret its opinion as finding no more than an absence of-improper conduct. We wou…

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