Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 3/2/2004

Conboy v. State

Citations

843 A.2d 216
155 Md. App. 353
2004 Md. App. LEXIS 20

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noting that a search incident to a lawful arrest is another exception to the warrant requirement
relying on the public location, daylight, duration, presence of only one trooper, and lack of physical restraint to determine that an “investigatory stop had not evolved into a formal arrest” or a degree of restraint akin to a formal arrest
rejecting claim that the investigatory vehicle stop evolved into a custodial detention, and noting that only one trooper was present; defendant was on a busy street during the day; he was not physically restrained; and the trooper never told him that he was not free to leave
rejecting claim that the investigatory vehicle stop evolved into a custodial detention, and noting that only one trooper was present; defendant was on a busy street during the day; he was not physically restrained; and the trooper never told him that he was not free to leave
“Under Maryland law, a warrantless arrest may be made for any offense committed in the officer’s presence.”

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Judges: Salmon, Krauser, Barbera

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