Manzanares v. Higdon

How courts have described this case

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• noting that both probable cause and either a warrant or exigent circumstances are required “to seize an individual in his home”
• concluding officer was compelled to leave after consent was withdrawn by the person who initially granted it
• indicating that detention of 90 minutes or longer constitutes arrest, rather than investigative detention
• collecting precedent clearly establishing the right to limit, qualify, or withdraw consent to a warrantless entry
• rejecting the idea “that the existence of a grey area between arrests and investigative detentions means that no reasonable officer can ever understand that he has arrested a suspect”
• “[B]ased both on the duration of the detention and the use of forceful measures, we hold that Manzanares was arrested....”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).