Information received from anonymous informants is always considered equal in quality to that received from known informants, in providing reasonable suspicion for a stop.

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Information received from anonymous informants is always considered equal in quality to that received from known informants, in providing reasonable suspicion for a stop. ​

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Information from anonymous informants is generally considered less reliable than that from known informants, and courts often require additional corroboration to establish reasonable suspicion for a stop based on anonymous tips.

Information Received from Anonymous Informants Is Always Considered Equal in Quality