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Brye v. State

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  • 927 So. 2d 78
  • 2006 WL 995843

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  • holding that when an officer retained the citizen’s identification after a warrants check came back clean, the citizen was effectively seized
  • holding that when an officer retained the citizen's identification after a warrants check came back clean, the citizen was effectively seized
  • holding that when deputy retained defendant’s identification after warrants check, “a reasonable person would not have felt that he or she was free to leave” and defendant’s subsequent consent to search was not shown to be voluntary

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