Associated Grocers, Inc. v. Washington

How later courts describe this case

• anonymous tip sufficiently corroborated by police observations so as to furnish the officers with reasonable suspicion necessary for an investigatory stop
• the evidence showed the African-Americans would constitute a majority of a district’s voting age population
• six elections, with percentage differences ranging from 97 (100 - 3) to 24 (65 - 41), with an average percentage difference of 55
• officers who had received an anonymous tip that the defendant had been involved in a bank robbery were justified in using force to effectuate a Terry stop on him
• sterility from exposure to pesticide