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Grant v. State

Citations

  • 596 So. 2d 98
  • 1992 WL 45690

How courts have described this case

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  • reasoning that \[t]he fact that a person in a high crime area flees at the sight of an officer does not constitute a reasonable suspicion.\
  • finding encounter not consensual where officer ordered defendant to come over and talk with him
  • defendant's discarding of object and fleeing upon seeing police officer did not justify investigatory stop
  • “A person is seized when he comes under the officer’s control either by physical force or by submission to the assertion of authority.”
  • \A person is seized when he comes under the officer's control either by physical force or by submission to the assertion of authority.\

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Judges: Parker

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