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North Carolina Supreme Court: Giving Finger to Police Not Disorderly Conduct Justifying Traffic Stop

by Dale Chappell

A unanimous Supreme Court of North Carolina held on May 1, 2020, that waving the middle finger at the police was not disorderly conduct to justify a traffic stop and subsequent charges stemming from that stop.

Trooper Paul Stevens of the North Carolina Highway Patrol was assisting ...

 

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