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Daniels v. State

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  • 718 S.W.2d 702

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  • even if appellant was lying about whether he was traveling with another individual, it was not a reasonable ground to conclude his activity was criminal
  • circumstances short of probable cause may justify a temporary detention for the purpose of investigation
  • defendant detained when officer discovered discrepancy between name on his driver’s license and plane ticket, told defendant he was a narcotics officer, and asked to search defendant’s suit case
  • even if appellant was lying about whether he was traveling with another individual, it was not a reasonable ground to conclude his activity was criminal

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Judges: Clinton, McCormick

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