Levely v. State

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• observing that the record did not contain sufficient facts to suggest that the area where the juvenile was stopped was a high crime area
• observing that the record did not contain sufficient facts to suggest that the area where the juvenile was stopped was a high crime area
• holding search illegal because at the moment E.B. withdrew his consent by his nonverbal conduct, the officer did not have information sufficient to meet the probable cause requirement to further detain E.B.
• juvenile’s attempt to leave after he consented to pat down search constituted revocation of consent to search

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).