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· 8/25/2016

Janssen Reynolds v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • ruling that a Texas state court possessed personal jurisdiction over Georgia residents who had travelled to Houston for business meetings with a franchisor before sending the franchisor several payments through the mail
  • finding that officer did not have consent or reasonable suspicion to question passenger after mission completed
  • finding that officer did not have consent or reasonable suspicion to question passenger after mission completed
  • finding that officer did not have consent or reasonable suspicion to question passenger after mission completed
  • finding that an officer did not have consent or reason- able suspicion to question a passenger after the mission was completed
  • determining that the defendant was seized when he began exiting a patrol car and the police officer stated, “just hang tight right there, ok?”

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