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Task: Frisk Based on Anonymous Tip
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Florida v. J.L., 529 U.S. 266 (2000).
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An anonymous tip that fails to predict future conduct of the suspect

being informed on, is insufficient to establish the requisite

reasonable suspicion to support of valid frisk.

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• Where tip is such that any passerby could pass along the

information a frisk will not be upheld.

• Note, the Supreme Court indicated they may not hold police to this
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standard when dealing with an anonymous tip relating to a weapon

in a school or airport.

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