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· 3/1/2024

Cheapside Minerals v. Devon Energy

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  • affirming suppression of evidence obtained as a result of unlawful seizure where officer lacked a reasonable basis for suspicion
  • affirming suppression of evidence obtained as a result of unlawful seizure where officer lacked a reasonable basis for suspicion
  • “[W]e will not reverse a district court’s finding that a fourth amendment seizure occurred unless the finding is clearly erroneous.”
  • \We have . . . noted that in certain circumstances a consensual encounter may become a seizure if the officer retains the individual's driver's license.\
  • individual was seized for Fourth Amendment purposes when officer took the driver’s identification, asked the driver to sit in the front seat of the patrol vehicle and sat next to the driver in the patrol vehicle

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