Capacity Insurance Company v. Cal-Co Construction and Development, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• finding that an hour-long delay caused by the defendant’s evasive responses to legitimate police inquiries was reasonable
• drawing of gun to prevent plane from taking off did not convert investigatory stop into arrest where agent drew gun “only after appellant failed to comply with the first order” and officers had seen a rifle scabbard loaded on the plane
• drawing of gun to prevent plane from taking off did not convert investigatory stop into arrest where agent drew gun \only after appellant failed to comply with the first order\ and officers had seen a rifle scabbard loaded on the plane
• Hufstedler, dissenting, relied on Strickler, supra, in characterizing the conduct as an arrest. 500 F.2d at 1030
• Hufstedler, dissenting, relied on Strickler, supra, in characterizing the conduct as an arrest. 500 F.2d at 1030
• stop occurred on airport runway; proper to take suspect into terminal, where it was easier to talk and phone could be used

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).