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Ex Parte Warren

Citations

  • 783 So. 2d 86
  • 2000 WL 1273939

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a seizure of a Tic-Tac container was not justified under the plain feel doctrine of Minnesota v. Dickerson
  • holding that a tip from an informant of criminal activity \`created a reasonable suspicion that justified the investigatory stop'\ of defendant (quoting Warren v. State , 783 So.2d 74 , 79-80 (Ala.Crim.App. 1998))
  • seizure of a Tic Tac box from defendant’s front pants pocket held improper despite tip from informant that defendant and a group of men were buying and selling drugs

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Judges: Hooper, Johnstone, Lyons, Maddox, See

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