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Lee v. State

Citations

  • 868 So. 2d 577
  • 2004 WL 331121

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  • concluding that dispersing or walking quickly away from the scene upon the arrival of law enforcement did not constitute evidence of flight or “headlong flight”
  • concluding that dispersing or walking quickly away from the scene upon the arrival of law enforcement did not constitute flight or “headlong flight”
  • finding no evidence of “headlong flight” where man walked quickly away from other suspects when police arrived, but there was no other suspicious activity
  • refusing to apply Wardlow to justify stop when defendant was part of crowd that merely \dispersed\ upon approach of law enforcement and defendant was simply walking quickly
  • refusing to apply Wardlow to justify stop when defendant was part of crowd that merely \dispersed\ upon approach of law enforcement and defendant was simply walking quickly
  • refusing to apply Wardlow to justify a stop when defendant was part of a crowd that merely \dispersed\ upon approach of law enforcement and defendant was simply walking quickly

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Judges: Hazouri

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