As the delay between the development of reasonable suspicion on the part of the officer and the actual stop grows longer, courts may find that the suspicion has "evaporated."

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Courts have held that if there is an unreasonable delay between the development of reasonable suspicion and the actual stop, the suspicion may no longer be considered reasonable and can be deemed to have "evaporated."

As the Delay Between the Development of Reasonable Suspicion on the Part