Telefilm, Inc. v. Superior Court

“... the jurisdiction of a court to decide a case does not disappear if its decision on the merits is wrong.” | officials may stop car without probable cause for regulation of traffic, identification where proper and in many other circumstances that do not imply an arrest or charge of crime | officials may stop car without probable cause for regulation of traffic, identification where proper and in many other circumstances that do not imply an arrest or charge of crime | “[T]he mistakes must be those of reasonable men, acting on facts leading sensibly to their conclusions of probability.” | officials may stop car without probable cause for regulation of traffic, identification where proper and in many other circumstances that do not imply an arrest or charge of crime | officials may stop car without probable cause for regulation of traffic, identification where proper and in many other circumstances that do not imply an arrest or charge of crime