Whether the absence of any jurisprudential definition of the term 'totality' has led to the degradation of the Fourth Amendment totality of the circumstances test

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Whether the absence of any jurisprudential definition of the term “totality,” as applied to the totality of the circumstances test under the Fourth Amendment, has led to the degradation of the test to the point where innocent factors which mitigate against findings of reasonable suspicion and probable cause are, despite their countervailing and counter-indicative nature, wholly discounted leaving only incriminating facts to be weighed? PARTIES The parties identified in the caption are all those involved in the proceedings in the court from whose judgment review is sought. CORPORATE DISCLOSURE Corporate disclosure pursuant to SCR 14.1(b)(ii) is not warranted as there are no corporations which are a party to this action. DIRECTLY