Harris v. State

This case is about constitutional protections prohibiting unreasonable searches and seizures that the judicial branch of government is obligated to enforce for the protection of the rights of all citizens, including the law-abiding as well as reprehensible drug traffickers and other criminals. Thus, we consider whether the police in this case met the constitutional requirement of reasonable suspicion to stop a ear and probable cause to search its contents.

Lawful and apparently innocent behavior may be “meaningless to the untrained” but still raise reasonable suspicion of drug trafficking in…