So says NJ court.
The state Supreme Court ruled Monday that police do not need a "reasonable suspicion of criminal activity" to run a check through a national crime database on a passenger in a car during a vehicle stop.
The state Supreme Court ruled Monday that police do not need a "reasonable suspicion of criminal activity" to run a check through a national crime database on a passenger in a car during a vehicle stop.
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