Grateful that "Suspicion by Association" was just published by the Arizona Law Review. I present contexts where police rely on the behavior of a person's companions to justify interventions, and argue this is antithetical to Fourth Amendment doctrine.
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<p>The constitutional requirement that police have individualized suspicion before a stop, search, or arrest was an essential limitation on the state’s power. I
