Jofran Sales, Inc. v. Watkins & Shepard Trucking, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding when police officer asks individual whether he is carrying “anything on him that he shouldn’t have,” question converts field inquiry into detention
• distinguishing Bostick where the officer's conduct and questions indicated that the defendant \was or might be involved in criminal conduct\ and was \not free to leave\
• asking juvenile if there was \anything on him that he shouldn't have\ converted field inquiry into a Terry stop
• finding no reasonable or articulable suspicion because police officer's \hunch to detain the travelers was based on a drug courier profile and not upon the specific overt conduct\ of the juvenile and his adult traveling companion
• distinguishing Bostick where the officer’s conduct and questions indicated that the defendant “was or might be involved in criminal conduct” and was “not free to leave”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).