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Jimenez v. State

Citations

  • 643 So. 2d 70
  • 1994 WL 531288

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  • holding that the defendant withdrew his consent to a search, and thereafter, the search of a cigarette pack was illegal absent probable cause to believe the defendant was concealing contraband
  • holding that although the defendant initially gave consent to a pat-down search, he withdrew consent when he twice grabbed the deputy's hand in an apparent attempt to stop the search of the cigarette package in his pocket
  • holding that although the defendant initially consented to a pat-down search, he withdrew his consent when he twice grabbed the deputy's hand in an apparent attempt to stop the search of the cigarette package in his pocket
  • defendant initially consented to patdown search, but then grabbed deputy’s hand in apparent attempt to stop search of cigarette packs found in pocket
  • “The defendant withdrew his consent when he twice grabbed the deputy’s hand in an apparent attempt to stop the search of the cigarette packs.”

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Judges: Fulmer

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